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I think I have some goodies at home that I can use, just have to find the right one  |
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Quote:Does the " War Nickel" composition count? I don't think it fits perfectly, but I think it deserves half points. I'll add "+2 temporary disign/size/composition change due to wartime" to my previous comment. |
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Australia
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Swaziland (Eswatini) 2 cents  +4 Square or square with rounded corners +2 Africa (not Morocco) +2 denomination is 2 8 points divided by 2 = 4. |
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Australia
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Netherlands 1941 5 cents Might be more points for this one.  +2 temporary disign/size/composition change due to wartime +4 Square or square with rounded corners +2 date is 1936-1946 looks like it works out the same...4 points. |
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I don't think it fits perfectly, but I think it deserves half points. I'll add "+2 temporary disign/size/composition change due to wartime" to my previous comment. Looks like I also have four points then.  Being first, I guess I am in the lead... until Dorado comes along.   |
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India 1936 2 Annas  +4 Square or square with rounded corners +2 denomination is 2 +2 date is 1936-1946 +2 two or more languages +2 two or more alphabets 12 divided by 2 = 6 points |
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Netherlands 1941 5 cents. Got a similar coin, from 1943.  |
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12 divided by 2 = 6 points I am off the hot seat now. |
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Hmm, lets see... I might have the only paper currency this round... I have a small collection of paper currency at the moment and found a not too bad one for this round. An Italy 2 lire note issued in 1943, but this note is not quite square  , at 66/77mm.   On points: (you all can correct me if I am wrong ) +4 points on emergency money... +2 denomination is 2... +2 date is 1943, and... +2 has 2 languages (lire is Italian)... So either 10 points or 8 points depending on how one looks at this currency Edited by mrwhatisit
09/29/2022 9:04 pm
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mrwhatisit is the winner!  |
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Canada
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Quote: mrwhatisit is the winner Congratulations !  |
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Ok, I have an idea! Post your coin with the most quadrants (can be filled with symbols or blank  ), each quadrant gets one point each, as an example, this Spanish 100 pesetas dated 1966(66) has five quadrants for +5 points.   I have a few other coins with multiple quadrants, such as Australian florins from the 1940s with 6 quadrants, a United States 2019 San Antonio Mission quarter with 4 quadrants, and a Portuguese Mozambique coin with 3 quadrants. You can use any of these coins listed above, or there might be a coin with an absurd number with them... You choose... The highest number of quadrants on a coin wins! In case of a tie, the first post would win! Lets see what ones you all have! All dates, metals, basically any coin that has ever been minted anywhere is eligible.  |
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I'm going to assume you mean devided sections or something like that. "quadrants" can technically only be four. This 10 chhertum from Bhutan has nine sections  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Yeah, technically quadrants are 4, I also meant divided sections also  ... So bd251 starts us off with +9 since that works |
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