GBR-2022-MEDAL-PLATINUM78 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
12
MS 63
11
MS 65
9
MS 62
8
MS 61
6
POPULATION REPORT
How Rare Is Your Coin?
Live population data for every coin certified by IGA. Search by country, period, denomination, or grade — and see exactly how many examples exist in each grade.
Total Certified
18,353
Countries
8
References
73
Last Updated
17 May 2026
United Kingdom
GBR
1,036 certified · 3 references
Modern (1951–Date)
GBR-2002-CROWN-GOLDEN330 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
52
MS 63
45
MS 65
39
MS 62
36
MS 61
26
GBR-1977-CROWN-JUBILEE628 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
99
MS 63
86
MS 65
74
MS 62
68
MS 61
49
Saudi Arabia
SAU
1,506 certified · 5 references
Modern (1951–Date)
SAU-2016-25HALALA-SALMAN434 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
68
MS 63
60
MS 65
51
MS 62
47
MS 61
34
SAU-2010-MEDAL-KAUST391 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
61
MS 63
54
MS 65
46
MS 62
42
MS 61
31
SAU-2007-50HALALA-ABDULLAH251 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
40
MS 63
35
MS 65
30
MS 62
27
MS 61
20
SAU-1987-1RIYAL-FAHD271 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
43
MS 63
37
MS 65
32
MS 62
29
MS 61
21
SAU-1980-MEDAL-GRAND-MOSQUE159 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
25
MS 63
22
MS 65
19
MS 62
17
MS 61
13
Egypt
EGY
1,307 certified · 4 references
Modern (1951–Date)
EGY-2011-MEDAL-REVOLUTION231 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
36
MS 63
32
MS 65
27
MS 62
25
MS 61
18
EGY-2007-1POUND-MUBARAK360 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
56
MS 63
49
MS 65
42
MS 62
39
MS 61
28
EGY-1992-1POUND-OLYMPIC239 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
38
MS 63
33
MS 65
28
MS 62
26
MS 61
19
EGY-1980-5PIASTRES-OCT477 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
75
MS 63
66
MS 65
56
MS 62
52
MS 61
38
China
CHN
801 certified · 2 references
Modern (1951–Date)
CHN-2008-OLYMPIC-MEDAL67 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
11
MS 63
9
MS 65
8
MS 62
7
MS 66
5
CHN-1985-10YUAN-PANDA734 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
115
MS 63
101
MS 65
87
MS 62
79
MS 61
58
United States
USA
968 certified · 2 references
Modern (1951–Date)
USA-2007-PRES-WASHINGTON442 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
70
MS 63
61
MS 65
52
MS 62
48
MS 61
35
USA-1986-EAGLE-1OZ526 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
82
MS 63
72
MS 65
62
MS 62
57
MS 61
41
France
FRA
1,326 certified · 2 references
Modern (1951–Date)
FRA-2000-10FRANCS-CENTURY584 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
91
MS 63
80
MS 65
69
MS 62
63
MS 61
46
FRA-1989-5FRANCS-LIBERTY742 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
116
MS 63
102
MS 65
87
MS 62
80
MS 61
58
Russia
RUS
788 certified · 2 references
Modern (1951–Date)
RUS-1995-3ROUBLES-WAR526 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
82
MS 63
72
MS 65
62
MS 62
57
MS 61
41
RUS-1980-ROUBLE-OLYMPIC262 certified
Top Grades
MS 64
41
MS 63
36
MS 65
31
MS 62
28
MS 61
21
About Population Reports
Population data shows how many examples of each coin IGA has certified across every grade. It's computed in real time from our grading database — no manual updates. Higher counts at a given grade indicate a more available example; very low counts (especially at top grades) signal genuine rarity for collectors and dealers.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Population" mean?
Population is the total number of certified examples IGA has graded for a specific coin reference — broken down by every grade we've assigned. It does not represent the total number of that coin ever made; it represents how many have been authenticated and graded by IGA.
Why do some coins have very low counts?
Low counts can mean genuine rarity, low collector interest in submitting that piece to IGA, or simply that few examples have been certified to date. Older and medieval pieces typically have lower counts than modern commemoratives.
How often is this data updated?
Population data refreshes automatically as new certificates are issued. The "Last Updated" timestamp on this page reflects the most recent grading run.
What's the difference between grades and designations?
A grade (e.g., MS 65) describes the coin's overall condition on the 1–70 Sheldon scale. A designation (e.g., +, DCAM, PL, Star) is an additional qualifier IGA may apply — for example, DCAM marks Deep Cameo contrast on a proof; + marks an example notably above its assigned grade.
How can I find my coin if I don't know the reference code?
Use the search and filter controls above. Filter by country and period to narrow the list, then look for your coin by year and denomination. Once you open a coin's detail page you can copy its reference code for future lookups.