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Nice idea!  Go fish.  |
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Ok, time to declare a Winner! That would go to NumisEd!  At 12 points at that! Nice coins everybody!  |
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Let's see some nice, large coins from centuries past. Here is my example: Silver Ducat, Zeeland, 1770 Scoring:Large coin, crown or thaler (>= 38 mm): 10 points Smaller coins (< 38 mm): 1 point 17th Century or earlier: 10 points 18th Century: 5 points 19th Century and later: 1 point Issuer is a republic: 10 points City state: 5 points Kingdom: 1 point Gold coin: 10 points Silver coin: 5 points Base metal coin: 1 point Silver ducat shown: 30 points total. See if you can beat that number! Edited by NumisEd
07/30/2022 11:18 pm
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1889 USA Morgan dollar  Large coin, crown or thaler (>= 38 mm): 10 points 19th Century and later: 1 point Issuer is a republic: 10 points Silver coin: 5 points Total 26 points. |
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1847 Seated Liberty dollar Large coin, crown or thaler (>= 38 mm): 10 points 19th Century and later: 1 point Issuer is a republic: 10 points Silver coin: 5 points 26 points, same as triggersmob, he gets the tiebreaker being first.  |
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Russian Empire 5 kopeks 1793 EM  Large coin, crown or thaler (>= 38 mm): 10 points - dispite being lightweight for the type (36.0g vs 52.1g), this coin's diameter is larger than normal (44mm vs 42mm) 18th Century: 5 points - 1793 Kingdom: 1 point - Russian Empire Base metal coin: 1 point - copper 17 points Edit: spelling Edited by bd251
08/02/2022 12:31 pm
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Let's wait until tomorrow noon. I still like to see some more world coins. Wannabfree, NumisRob?
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1784 A France Ecu dit Aux branches D'Olivier. Louis XVI Paris.   Diameter : 41,5 mm Scoring: Large coin, crown or thaler (>= 38 mm): 10 points 17th Century or earlier: 10 points .....  18th Century: 5 points - 1784Issuer is a republic: 10 points Silver coin: 5 points Silver ducat shown: 30 points total. See if you can beat that number! Edited by Dorado
08/04/2022 03:11 am
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Dorado the 17th century is not the late 1700s, it is 1601 - 1700. 1784 is the late 18th century My entry   Ottoman Turkey 2 Zolota, Constaintnople mint AH 1187 + 11 = 1783 Size 44mm = 10 points (Should get more as its so huge) Date 1783 = 5 points Metal 46.5% silver not quite full silver so say 3 points for billion Empire sadly = 1 point Total 19 (21 points) Not winning material, but still eye candy and another great entry to look at. Glad I am not winning as finding new challenges to do is HARD! |
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Dorado the 17th century is not the late 1700s, it is 1601 - 1700.
1784 is the late 18th century True ! |
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Some more nice coins guy. Quote:
Glad I am not winning as finding new challenges to do is HARD! True that. I'm so glad Dorado beat my score. :) |
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Great looking coins, people. Let's declare Dorado the winner!
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