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Quote: Was this coin minted by Heaton's Mint in Birmingham, UK? No. 15/20
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From https://www.mintageworld.com/coin/8...settlements/"Gradually, Straits Settlements dollar became an acceptable legal tender in the Federated and as well as Unfederated Malay States. In the coming years the American dollar, Japanese Yen, silver Mexican, Spain, Peru, Bolivia, and Hong Kong dollar also became legal tenders in the region."
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So what? If you use other countries currency it doesn't mean you can "issue" that currency. If Spruett stands with his remark that the coin WAS ISSUED by the Straights Settlements, it cannot be the American dollar, the Japanese Yen, the silver Mexican, Spain, Peru, Bolivia, or Hong Kong dollar. ONLY those countries can legally issue and mint their currency. It would be like Spruett stating that the dollar, which is in use in Costa Rica, is issued by Costa Rica. Yeah, right... 
Edited by NumisEd 12/02/2021 7:00 pm
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Quote: If Spruett stands with his remark that the coin WAS ISSUED by the Straights Settlements I said it was issued IN the Straits Settlements. Maybe narrowing down the date range will help clarify things. Like I said, I'm answering the best I can, but I don't want to give any unnecessary information away, either. 
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To clarify, would you say the coin was "issued in the name of the Straits Settlements"?
Edited by NumisEd 12/02/2021 7:57 pm
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Quote: To clarify, would you say the coin was "issued in the name of the Straits Settlements"? I'm not really sure how to answer that. Maybe rephrasing the question will help.  I will say that with the geopolitical instability in southeast Asia during this time, I wouldn't focus too much on the Straits Settlements alone.
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Edited by spruett001 12/02/2021 9:09 pm
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Was this coin issued before the seperation of germany int the GDR and FRD?
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RECAP1. Does not contain a precious metal 2. Not issued in the Americas 3. Not around in 1871 4. Issued in Eurasia 5. Majority of country not west of 27° east longitude 6. Around in 1947 7. Issuing country's capital south of Mosul 8. Issued on an island (among other places) 9. Not around in 1909 10. Island of issue not predominately located north of 5°N latitude 11. Not issued in Malaysia (which did not exist at the time) 12. Issued in the Straits Settlements (among other places) 13. Not minted before 1927 14. Not listed under Straits Settlements on Numista 15. Not minted by the Heaton Mint Quote: Was this coin issued before the seperation of germany int the GDR and FRD? If I'm not mistaken, that officially occurred in 1949, which is outside of the already established date range. 
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Edited by spruett001 12/03/2021 12:46 am
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Was this coin minted for the sole purpose of circulation in one or more of this places- Malaysia Malay peninsula Malaya Malaya and British Borneo Malaysia North Borneo Sarawak Straits Settlements ?
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Quote: ...If Spruett stands with his remark that the coin WAS ISSUED by the Straights Settlements... Maybe its just me, but if it was issued by the Straits Settlements I would hope that Numista would list it under the Straits Settlements. See question 14. And have a nice day.
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Quote: Anyone else think the coin might be from Netherlands East Indies. Looks like it may be a good possibility. Fits the time frame and the non-precious metal requirement.
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Ok, let's give it a go.
Was this coin issued for use in the Netherlands East Indies?
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Quote: Was this coin issued for use in the Netherlands East Indies? "Issued in the Strait Settlements" and "Issued in the Netherlands East Indies" are mutually exclusive.
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