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Pillar of the Community
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Q17 Was this coin issued in New Zealand? NO
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Australia
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Was this coin issued in Africa?
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Q18 Was this coin issued in Africa? NO
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United States
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Is it a coin issued by the USA?
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Australia
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Just a reminder to read the previous questions and answers guys.
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Pillar of the Community
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I'll guess a 1938 Papua New Guinea 1 shilling George VI, N#7601.
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Maybe I missed something but was this coin issued for circulation?
Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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This is as close as we got to answering that circulation question: Quote:
Q5 - Is this a coin listed in any of the of the categories or subcategories listed under the "Coins" drop down on Numista which have a character count (excluding spaces) of less than 24? NO Edited by igwt79
12/28/2024 11:07 am
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This is as close as we got to answering that circulation question: Thanks igwt79, but wouldn't "proof" be under 24 characters as well? Words of encouragement are one of the major food groups.
We need to consume them regularly to thrive and grow.
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The question was worded to try to get this result on Numista:  Per MMM's rules: Quote:
All coins I will play will be on Numista under "coins". I will not be playing any tokens, medals or banknotes. Edited by igwt79
12/28/2024 1:11 pm
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Great to see some new players. Quote:
I'll guess a 1938 Papua New Guinea 1 shilling George VI, N#7601.  Even though Numista has grouped this coin under Papua New Guinea, it was actually issued in "New Guinea" which as per Question 1 contains 10 or fewer letters. Quote:
You must have asked a question during the round to make a guess. No lurking with intent to snipe in for the win. You cannot ask a question and make a guess in the same post. I will waive this rule for first time posters. It was included to prevent players from lurking and sniping in at the last second before the players that did all the work to identify the coin could type out their guess. Since igwt79 is out and OzCollection has not posted for 7 hours I will allow Zurie's guess. Zurie has given the correct N# So welcome Zurie and congratulations on the win  Edited by MachinMachinMan
12/28/2024 3:21 pm
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I'm so sorry for breaking that rule! I should have read your first post more carefully. I've never played the 20 questions game, and I just clicked on this thread this morning and thought it looked interesting. I'll make it up and ask some useful questions in a future round. Thanks!
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Summary of the first 10 Rounds:
Round 1 - OzCollection won a 2005 Australia $1 Gallipoli silver proof
Round 2 - igwt79 won a 1953 Southern Rhodesia crown
Round 3 - OzCollection won a 2014 Australia Boer War 50 cent
Round 4 - OzCollection won a 1850 Netherlands 5 cent (dot after date)
Round 5 - OzCollection won a countermarked gold plated 1967 Tonga 1 pa'anga
Round 6 - igwt79 won a 1940 South Africa 2 shillings
Round 7 - triggersmob won a 1990 New Zealand Treaty of Waitangi $1
Round 8 - OzCollection won a 1941-S Netherlands East Indies 1/4 gulden
Round 9 - triggersmob won a 1910 Australia threepence
Round 10 - Zurie won a 1938 New Guinea shilling
Who will win what in the next round?
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I'm so sorry for breaking that rule! I should have read your first post more carefully. I've never played the 20 questions game, and I just clicked on this thread this morning and thought it looked interesting. I'll make it up and ask some useful questions in a future round. Thanks! No problem Zurie. Look forward to answering your questions. |
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