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New Zealand
4111 Posts |
Way out date wise, but this will scoop a few points. Brazil 1927 (Yes over 150 years later)   400 Reis 3 points Brazil 2 points 32mm in size 1 point Cupro nickel (= 75% copper) 5 or 6 points.
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Australia
4038 Posts |
Nice one PrinceTane. I hade the same year 200 reis. I was wondering if I could push my luck for a point for having 20 on the coin (20)0. :)
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United States
114800 Posts |
Quote: I apologize to jbuck if I wasn't actually allowed to let the first entry count if it was superseded by a new entry that turned out to be worse; by the wording of the new contest restrictions, it sounds like I probably wasn't, but I'm not sure if this interpretation was intended... For the record, I do not think we should penalize anyone for posting a second entry that ended up being "worse" than their first if it was an honest mistake, whether a misunderstanding of the parameters, a calculation error, etc. With rounds like these that require calculations, mistakes will be made and that is okay. In these cases, I believe it is best to defer to the round host since we all should agree that they know best what matches their requirements! 
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United States
114800 Posts |
  1974-S 40% Silver Eisenhower dollar1 - Country in South America or straight line over water from Brazil. 1 - Any '74 year. This can be any calendar system. Actual year on coin must be '74 1 - 30-31.99 or 38-39.99mm (38.1 mm) 3 points. 
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United States
2271 Posts |
Clever jbuck. I checked my US Type Set, but I don't have anything from 1874 or 1974,
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United States
114800 Posts |
Sounds like you need to build an Ike set then.  Fun fact, the Ike in my 7070 is also a 1974. A 1974-D to be precise. 
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United States
2271 Posts |
Quote: Fun fact, the Ike in my 7070 is also a 1974. A 1974-D to be precise.
Show that one too, you get more points.
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Hong Kong
150 Posts |
Imperial Brazilian 100 reis, 1889.  3 - Brazil 1? - Copper-nickel 1 - Crown 1 - Tobacco flowers on the right branch Could be 5 or 6 points.
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United States
114800 Posts |
Quote: Show that one too, you get more points. Nope!  Remember the new rule. We are no longer doing the "post all your things that match this for the most points" thing.  Unless you meant because it is Cu-Ni, which if I understand the rules does not count as copper or bronze.
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United States
926 Posts |
Quote: Way out date wise, but this will scoop a few points. Yes! I know the challenge coin is a bit on the older side for this game, so I tried to make the scoring inclusive for newer coins as well. Quote: 1974-S 40% Silver Eisenhower Dollar Nice use of the '74 point Here are the standings with about a day left: 6 - triggersmob 5 - spruett001 5 - Wandering Circle 4 - Princetane - do you have a source for that coin being 32mm? Numista says 30mm and NGC says 30.2mm 3 - jbuck A couple notes - Copper nickel won't get you any points - If you use the Google maps distance function, or other software that can trace on the globe, you'd be surprised which of your favorite countries are a straight line over water from Brazil - Remember that you can post a second, higher scoring coin to replace your lower score.
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United States
926 Posts |
It looks like triggersmob is the winner! I was really hoping to see some coins from New Zealand, Australia, or Russia 
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Japan
349 Posts |
Yeah, I found this perfectly straight line to Australia, but it is past noon forum time.  I thought that the 20c would be big enough to get a point but it is under 3cm.
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United States
114800 Posts |
Quote: It looks like triggersmob is the winner! 
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Australia
4038 Posts |
Thanks Bd251. I probably won't be able to get another round organised until the weekend, so if anyone else wants to start the next challenge, please feel free.
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United States
125 Posts |
Thanks Triggersmob, I'd be happy to start a round while you're away!   Category 1: 3 Points - Coin issued in the County of Tassarolo 2 Points - Coin issued in an Italian state. 1 point - Coin issued in Italy or a bordering country Category 2: 3 Points: Coin dated 1658 2 Points: Coin dated in the 17th century 1 Point: Coin date ending with "58" Category 3: 3 Points: Coin featuring a woman with the first name Maria 2 Points: Coin featuring a real woman 1 Point: Coin featuring a fictional woman or 'Liberty'
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