Diverse territorialities

I write with a translator. My apologies.

I think that all of us who work with old coins need something like this:

Region: (continent)

Actual state: (UN states)

Sovereign state: (internationally recognized state: federal state, confederal or unitary state, composite state, empire, colonizer, fiduciary control, dominant state of the vassal ...) If it is old, it rarely coincides with the previous one.

Issuing State: (state or region with its own legal regulations for the coins, without counting manufacturing indications such as the mint), may or not may coincide with the previous one.

Area of circulation: (Area provided by regulations where the currency is mandatory course) usually coincide with the previous but there are exceptions.

Mint: (specific place where the coin was made)

Although this is intended for old coins, with the Euro is also useful, the European Union regulates the currency and the issuing state has particular regulations regarding the aspect, interesting for countries with more than one mint such as Germany.