2026 Journal Metrics Score
0.1
Updated August 2026 · 2-year citation average from OpenAlex data
The Journal Metrics Score is the two-year mean citedness of a journal, computed from OpenAlex (CC0) data: citations received in the most recent complete year to works published in the two prior years, divided by the number of those works. Quartiles rank journals within each OpenAlex subfield by score. Data source: OpenAlex (CC0).
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| Category | Quartile |
|---|---|
| Museology | Q3 |
| Visual Arts and Performing Arts | Q3 |
| History and Philosophy of Science | Q3 |
| Conservation | Q3 |
A mid-ranked Q3 journal by citation data
By citation data, Journal of the History of Collections is a mid-ranked journal: it is Q3 in Museology and 3 other subfields, the third quarter of journals by score, below the subfield median, and ranks #2,311 of 3,508 Arts & Humanities journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 66%). Journal of the History of Collections' 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.1. OpenAlex lists an indicative article processing charge of $3,091 USD. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Museology, Visual Arts and Performing Arts, and History and Philosophy of Science, so check that your topic fits its scope.
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Journal of the History of Collections' 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.1, updated August 2026 from OpenAlex citation data. The journal is ranked Q3 in this Journal Metrics record.
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Ranked #2,311 in Arts & Humanities by Journal Metrics Score and #370 among Q3 Arts & Humanities journals. This context helps compare Journal of the History of Collections against journals publishing in the same field.
Published 235 papers across the last 5 recorded years with a current Journal Metrics Score of 0.1.
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OpenAlex classifies Journal of the History of Collections' papers in subfields including Museology, Visual Arts and Performing Arts, and History and Philosophy of Science. Read the aims and scope page and a few recent papers close to your topic before you prepare the manuscript.
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Journal of the History of Collections does not publish an acceptance rate.
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See what the report coversBy citation data, Journal of the History of Collections is a mid-ranked journal: it is Q3 in Museology and 3 other subfields, the third quarter of journals by score, below the subfield median, and ranks #2,311 of 3,508 Arts & Humanities journals by Journal Metrics Score (top 66%). Journal of the History of Collections' 2026 Journal Metrics Score is 0.1. OpenAlex lists an indicative article processing charge of $3,091 USD. OpenAlex classifies its papers in subfields including Museology, Visual Arts and Performing Arts, and History and Philosophy of Science, so check that your topic fits its scope.
We have not found an official acceptance rate published by Journal of the History of Collections or its publisher, and Journal Metrics does not estimate one because submission counts are not public. To judge selectivity, compare Journal of the History of Collections' quartile and score with similar journals, or ask the editorial office.
Submit online through the link in Journal of the History of Collections' author guidelines on the journal homepage. Before submitting, check the scope, follow the author guidelines for article type, length, and required statements, and prepare a cover letter.