In 2024, the trade exchange (includes international purchases and sales) of Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic was US$1.64M.
In 2022, the states with the most international sales in Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic were Nuevo León (US$13.4k).
The states with the most international purchases in 2024 were Jalisco (US$650k), Nuevo León (US$464k), Estado de México (US$108k), and Ciudad de México (US$104k).
In 2022, the main commercial destinations of Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic were United States (US$7.05k), Canada (US$6.1k), and Spain (US$300).
The main commercial origins of Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic in 2024 were South Africa (US$676k), United States (US$216k), Spain (US$50.3k), Canada (US$50k), and Namibia (US$47.1k).
In the global context, the main exporting countries of Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic in 2022 were United Kingdom (US$410M), United States (US$386M), and Germany (US$173M). In the same year, the main importing countries of Collections and Collectors' Pieces of Zoological, Botanical, Mineralogical, Anatomical, Historical Interest, Archaeological, Palaeontological, Ethnographic or Numismatic were United States (US$405M), United Kingdom (US$327M), and Germany (US$213M).