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What about medals? Impressive!  Ike looks so tiny there! 
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Canada
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Awesome looking medal Dorado.
We are normally open to exonumia, so why not.
You can count the points though. More than : Quote:
213 points from "1 point for each diamond or square on the coin." Stop counting after 250 squares 
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05/20/2022 7:47 pm
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United States
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I think I can go-fish this coin from bungle; I am not sure if these would count as squares on the reverse, but close enough for me  France 1987 10 francs, commemorative of the Millennium of King Hugo Capet first king of France   If I am adding right... 2pts for the date (1987), 5 pts for some of both copper and nickel, 2 pts for the diameter (25.5mm), 1 pt for weight less than 15g, and 144 pts for the "squared stars" equals 154 points, if one gets picky on those star points, then 298 when added that way  maybe... I am just trying it out here... Shout out to my fellow 20 questions gamers, you know who you are!  Edited by mrwhatisit
05/20/2022 7:54 pm
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Australia
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Sorry mrwhatis it, I can't allow your squares. They are more like Maltese crosses.
Nice coin though.
View my Coins here, (NOW WITH OVER 16,800 IMAGES).... http://www.coincommunity.org/galler...hp?cat=10048OFEC count = 237 |
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Stop counting after 250 squares Are you only counting squares and not rectangles.
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United States
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I would like to hear others chime in also |
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United States
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Maltese cross are not squares.
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Canada
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A cultivated person is a citizen of the world*
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Australia
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Thanks for the close ups Dorado, it was hard to tell from the big pics.
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Thanks for the close ups Dorado, it was hard to tell from the big pics. You're always welcome ! Extra: 
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05/20/2022 11:52 pm
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Australia
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Ok, this round is over.
Dorado wins with 250+ .
Well done Dorado, now bring on the next round. :)
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New Zealand
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Dorado wins again, surely not.
Sadly Steve, I don't think this challenge was a good one as the 2 big winners really had coins that bent and interpretated the rules a bit far.
Loving Halfcrowns. British and Commonwealth coins 1750 - 1950 and anything Kiwi.
If it's round, shiny and silvery I will love it.
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I know, I know, Maltese crosses are not squares  , but I was saying close enough since they were in a square pattern... I don't think I have that many coins with all that many squares on it  . |
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Well done Dorado, now bring on the next round. :) 
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This is the new contest ! 1859 Canada ,One cent ( DP N9 #1 )     ( DP N9 #1 ) (Educational Purposes*) Rules : In the first 24 hours : Match this coin : the player automatically wins ! After 24 hours If there is not a exact match ,we are going for the variety : 1859 - Narrow 9 - Double 9 #2 (DP N9 #2) 2nd place 1859 - Narrow 9 - Double 9 #3 (DP N9 #3) 3rt place 1859 - Narrow 9 - Double 9 #4 (DP N9 #4) 4th place 1859 - Narrow 9 - Double 9 #5 (DP N9 #5) 5th place References: https://www.coinsandcanada.com/coin...=1-cent-1859(Educational Purposes*) The contest starts tonight (May 23th ,9 pm) and will finish in 3 days,from now (May 26th at 9 pm) Good luck to every one! A cultivated person is a citizen of the world*
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