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Australia
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Mrwhatisit, I was just trying to give you a hard time. :)
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United States
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Quote: Dorado gets this "win" for his 1966 Spanish una peseta with 13 sections. 
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Canada
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Quote: 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.
Quote: Well, since Dorado went a** little absurd ** there, and so did Triggersmob, Look who's talking ! ....  ... 
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Canada
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Quote: Dorado gets this "win" for his 1966 Spanish una peseta with 13 sections  ...the new contest will be ready soon!
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United States
120727 Posts |
Quote: ...the new contest will be ready soon! 
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Bedrock of the Community

Canada
24001 Posts |
This the new contest. Re-punched letters or numbers (Double die) The participant with the maximum amount of re-punched letters (numbers) on the coin,will win this contest, All coins from around the world are permitted.     The contest starts tonight :Oct 4th at 10 pm and will finish in 3 days,from now : Oct 7th at 10pm. Good luck to every one!
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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I can't think of any double die coins that I have in my collection. I'll share this one though just for participation. Machine Doubling I believe. 
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United States
120727 Posts |
Go fish! 
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Pillar of the Community

United States
1081 Posts |
 Repunched "0" in the date. Not the best picture, so it's a bit hard to see.
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United States
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Quote: Repunched "0" in the date. Not the best picture, so it's a bit hard to see. I believe I can see it on the enlarged photo. 
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have a few doubled dies around, better pull out this one I found coin roll hunting nickels a few months ago... 1939 Jefferson nickel, DDR... 19 letters doubled, or 19 points...    Oh, and I also managed to find the same exact greek coin Dorado has with that same doubling...
Edited by mrwhatisit 10/05/2022 8:42 pm
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Canada
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Quote: Oh, and I also managed to find the same exact greek coin Dorado has with that same doubling... Eureka! 
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Canada
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We have a winner : mrwhatisit The floor is Yours! Congratulations 
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United States
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Another idea: I also like my coins with holes... This is a Laos 1952 50 cents with a tiny center hole. The challenge: post any coin with the smallest center hole you can find in ratio to the total diameter of the coin. For instance, this coin is 31mm, and the center hole is 4.5mm, so 4.5/31×100 = 14.5% of the total diameter of my coin. The winner would have the smallest hole percentage total.   The coin has to have been minted with a hole to count, or a coin that had a hole put into it at a later time by the same government...
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United States
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Netherlands East Indies, 1945, 1 Cent.  Hole Percentage: 5/23.5 * 100 = 21.3%.
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