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<p>[QUOTE="Jaelus, post: 2149000, member: 46237"]I've been working on a world type set: Hungarian coins of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise period (1867-1918). In studying these coins, I've noticed that most of the updates within a denomination denote type changes and not series changes. With the exception of commemoratives, most of the changes are to update a bust on the obverse, to update the shield heraldry on the reverse, or to change the metal.</p><p><br /></p><p>Very rarely were there instances where there is a true series change within a denomination during this time period. By plotting each denomination and determining if a given transition (by KM#) is a type change or a series change, I have noted 22 distinct series consisting of 45 types within this period. The denomination is easy to see and the type can be represented by the KM#, however, I am at a loss as to how to refer to the series. Is there an authoritative reference on world coin series names, or does this information not exist? Everything I have seen seems to disregard series in favor of the types.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jaelus, post: 2149000, member: 46237"]I've been working on a world type set: Hungarian coins of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise period (1867-1918). In studying these coins, I've noticed that most of the updates within a denomination denote type changes and not series changes. With the exception of commemoratives, most of the changes are to update a bust on the obverse, to update the shield heraldry on the reverse, or to change the metal. Very rarely were there instances where there is a true series change within a denomination during this time period. By plotting each denomination and determining if a given transition (by KM#) is a type change or a series change, I have noted 22 distinct series consisting of 45 types within this period. The denomination is easy to see and the type can be represented by the KM#, however, I am at a loss as to how to refer to the series. Is there an authoritative reference on world coin series names, or does this information not exist? Everything I have seen seems to disregard series in favor of the types.[/QUOTE]
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