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When Does A New Century Begin For A Numismatist?

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SpaceMaNy0, I like your solution as well. Avoids the issue all together!
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I'm in the "01" starts the century and "00" ends it camp.
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if it didn't then Solstices, Equinoxes, and Leap Years would not work


What does this even mean? solstices and Equinoxes are scientific events; they do not require the human invention of time to occur. Leap year is to correct for inaccuracies in the human invention of time
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A new century begins on the fist day of the first month of the first year of the century. thus it begins on 01/01/01. 001-100 fist century. 101-200 second century and so on
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The last day in a century ends in a year ending in zero.

Let me give my reason. My wife was born in 1950 and I was born in 1954. My wife was born in the first half of the 20th century and I was born in the second half of the 20th century.

That's how it figures and y'all ain't agonna change my mind.
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When does a new century begin for a numismatist?/

On his/her 100th birthday.
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The first century is obviously 1-100 (and yes, there are coins from it, even dated ones, though naturally those dates are in non-AD calendars).
That means the second century is 101-200, the third is 201-300, and so on, up to the 21st century being 2001-2100.

As for the 2000s, to me this refers to the decade that ended in 2009 (similarly the 1900s were 1900-1909, and so on).

I like DBM's idea, incidentally.
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I am feeling a movement in my opinion towards the 1901-2000 and 2001-2100 camp.

Consider me convinced! The millennium ends in 00 years. Therefore it must
begin in years ending in 01.

Thanks for all your input.
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whats a year among a 100
my 20th century type set goes from 1900-to 2000
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