Belgium 10 Centimes KM#81 date listing amendment needed

Hi Numista people!!!! 8)

I wanted to put my 10 Centimes from Belgium, KM#81 to Numista catalog and compared the date listing Numista has for this coin type with my papaer Krause catalogs of earlier editions and the 37th edition 1901-2000 and found out that the date listing of Numista needs some amendments!

Numista lists the following fir this coin type:

KM#81, 10 Centimes, Belgium

1915

1916 (date letters "1916")

1916 (date letters "1916 .")

1916 (date letters ". 1916")

1916 (date letters ". 1916 .")

1917

My info based on 3 Krause catalogs can be summarized like this:

- 1915 (mintage: 9,681,000 )

- 1916
- 1916/15
- .1916. (Note: With dots before and after date)     MINTAGE for all 19165 varieties is 37,382,000
- .1916 (Note: With dot before date only)
- 1916. (Note: With dot after date only)          

-1917 (mintage: 1,447,000)

So if you find it appropriate (my correction) it would be nice if it was amended like this on Numista!!! (The date listing is locked so I couldn't do it myself)  :D

Discussion is encouraged ))) especially from collectors from Belgium as they should know their coins best!!!

correction apportée

uh-oh. did not want to spoil sylvied's work here.
but... "Me thinks" it would be appropriate if we would skip all these overdate varieties and DO NOT
enter additional mintage years. If we would it will most likely confuse members - looking at old coins - expecially Mexico and other latin american countries - overdate strikes are widely to be encountered.
Since the date is still the same the less experienced numismatist will surely overlook this and become
overwhelmed by the amount of varieties offered in one sheet for one year only!

since this 1916/15 thing IS an overdate variety, I reverted the coin to the state before.
I would suggest to use the "personal comments" feature to tune your collection for overdate varieties.
What do you think?

and yes: discussion VERY welcome - since I have to correct the countries mentioned (and already "completed" to have overdate varieties listed then...)