Advantages of So Many Euros
So Many Euros has considerably more to offer: an introductory page provides various statistical overviews of your collection. A detailed search function lets you search the coins directly by any criteria you choose. All coins are accompanied by enlarged images and detailed explanations of their designs. At a glance, a table view shows you the mintage figures for a coin alongside the corresponding holdings in your collection, so you can quickly establish whether you own a particularly rare specimen.
For each individual country you receive statistical data as well as information on mints and mint marks. You can also add your own notes. A configuration dialogue lets you decide which countries are shown and in what order. For a missing coin, you can also display the reverse in grey tones. The 2-euro commemorative coins (approximately 420 to date) are also included, complete with images, mintage figures and design descriptions! The joint issues "Treaties of Rome" (2007), "10 Years of EMU" (2009), "10 Years of the Euro" (2012) and "EU Flag" (2015) are of course covered as well.
With over 4,300 variants (including mint and year of issue), the statistics function ("How many specimens / coins / variants exist, and how many are in the collection?") helps you keep track of where your collection stands.
To identify complete coin sets there is a useful feature: the tabs for individual countries and denominations display small flags indicating whether that particular set is already complete in your collection. How much has already been "invested" in your holdings? A dedicated evaluation function lets you calculate the face value of all coins collected so far, or the value of all coins available for exchange. The reporting section also provides the option to print text lists. To prevent you from losing track amid the wealth of functions, a comprehensive help feature is included, explaining every programme function in detail. The software is future-proof: managing different sets (such as a Sede Vacante set from the Vatican) is possible, as is adding newly acceding euro-area countries. Coin data is continually updated, and these updates are available free of charge via the built-in update function.