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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I ave 16.14hrs here in OZ now.
Forum time says 01.18am that would be us time.
I am guessing Turkey time is 9hrs back from oa time?
Edited by KLD
03/02/2006 01:23 am
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Pillar Of The Community
 Turkey
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Turkey is 8 hours behind Aussies, 7 hours ahead of Eastern Time.
Now it's 10:00 am here. Forum Time is 03:00 am (EST)
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
1205 Posts |
OK Guys, Here we go!!
What value is 100.000 TL in new Turkish currency values?
In order to answer that, you will need to search through my previous posts. (or since it's public information, maybe some google search gives results, I don't know) First one to post the correct answer gets the coin in the first post of this topic.
FYI: I'll be off the computer (sleeping:) until 11:30 pm EST. I'll declare if we have a winner then.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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is it 1 ytl = 100ykr that is my guess
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
1205 Posts |
I need to correct myself regarding time issue.
I previously said that 01:00 am here is 4:00 pm EST. I was to post the question and when I hit "Submit reply" I realised it's 2 hours later than I've said.
I need to clarify that, I first thought to start it at 23:00 here. Then considered to make it a later hour so the Aussies would be up.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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100.000 TL = 100 new turkish currency
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Forum Kid
Kuwait
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I agree with Shatsi!
100.000 TL = 100 new turkish currency
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Valued Member
United States
346 Posts |
100.000 TL equals 0.0001 TRY also known as 10 YKr or 10 Kurush. they simply dropped the last 6 zeros off of the old TL to make the new TRY so say you had 1,000,000 TL you would now have 1 TRY.
TRY is the international code but in turkey the code is YTL.
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03/03/2006 04:50 am
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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and the Winner is... demonboy279 CONGRATULATIONS!! Well I was just to give up:) The answer was in these topics: https://goccf.com/t/3194https://goccf.com/t/3671in 2005 six zeroes were off of the TL so YTL is what we use now. 100.000 TL /1.000.000 = 0.1 YTL (also 10 Kurus was acceptible) demonboy, e-mail me your address and you'll have TR coin coming to you. |
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Valued Member
United States
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Thanks for the great contest  and the lovely coin. its my first Turkish coin. so thanks again.  |
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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You're welcome Chuck. Hope you'll like the coin.
djluster, shatsi, kidcollector, and others, thank you for your participation. Don't get upset, you will have other chances:)
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Congratulations demonboy279! Renl, thanks for running the contest. Mike  |
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United States
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Valued Member
United States
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Renal, your pictures -coins etc are very impressive. Some with exstremely low mintages. With your permission- I wish to copy the photo of Nemrut- No doubt memory of the biblical Nimrod- I would like to know more about this particular area- Perhaps Google can give me some info that I am looking for. I appreicate the work in showing us all of these. habiru001 - just call me Dewey
The best thing about the future is that it comes one day at a time.
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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I suppose you mean the pics in my website Dewey?
You can use the pictures, the pics of the coin are taken from Turkish Mint website, with permission that they are public property now.
If you mean the pics of the Mt. Numrut site, they are from Unesco's webpage, I think they won't mind.
You can have a google search, it helps a lot:) You can also ask me what you are interested in, I promise to do my best to inform you.
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