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Bedrock of the Community
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Congratulations oriole 
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Canada
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  For this round, I am going back to matching design elements. This offering is a very nice and large medal in antiqued silver celebrating Newfoundland & Labrador's entry into Confederation in 1949-Canada's last province. Points will be awarded as follows: 1. 2 for a medal, 1 for a coin (since anyone can enter a coin, this also serves as a participation point) 2. 2 for something in silver, 1 for any other metal. 3. 2 for 38 millimeters or bigger (US silver dollar size), one for smaller ones. 4. One point each for any of these design elements: a. Year 1974 b. Year 1949 c. A Ship d. Word Newfoundland e. Word Labrador f. Word Confederation g. Word Anniversary h. Word Matthew i. Any Latin Motto j. Any person showing the full body (not just a bust) k. Animals: i. Moose ii. Lion iii. Unicorn The winner will be declared about 7 pm Friday.
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7 points for jbuck! See how easy it is to get points.
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Ike never lets me down.  
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United States
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I'll go with this one for 6 points  1. Coin 2. Silver 3. 38mm+ 4j. Any person showing the full body (not just a bust)
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Rest in Peace
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Here's my entry, 1957 Ceylon 5 Rupees 2500 Years of Buddhism. This is 39mm and .925 silver. From Numista: Quote: Note:These coins are popularly referred to as the Buddha Jayanthi coins
Obverse motif is an adaptation from the Anuradhapura Moonstone. The numeral 2500 at the centre with Flower petals around in inner annulus, next a procession of elephant, horse, lion and bull (2 sequences). next a procession of sixteen geese, with lotus flowers hanging from their beaks.  You figure the points... 
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Rest in Peace
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Didn't know if the duplication of animals counts and how that would be...if each pictured animal is what is to be counted then it's 16+8=24. Otherwise it would be 4+1=5 KINDS of animal. Thhen points for silver and size added to that figure  See Boss, I really can do it....  And then, one animal(or two) in center is a lion... Thatd one or two additional points besides being animals?
Edited by Crazyb0 07/18/2018 3:43 pm
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I knew you could, but I was stumped like you on how to count the animals. The list is specific, so I do not know what counts. 
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Canada
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@crazy, 2 points for silver, 2 points for large, 1 for a coin and one for the lion: 6 points.
Only a single point for each type of animal: maximum 3 if you have all the animals.
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US -- 1 dollar, 2006:   Points: +1 coin +2 silver +2 38.1mm +1 latin motto +1 whole person ------------------ 7 points
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I didn't think I had anything for this round, and then I remembered something I bought off of Crazy0 a while ago. A complete set of Shell oil Canadian Provinces Medals. This one happened to be in it.  2 points for a medal 1 point for metal other than silver 1 point for smaller than 38mm 1 point for 1949 1 point for Newfoundland 1 point for a Person showing full body 3 points for having a lion, Moose, and a unicorn. Total is 10 points. This may be an 11 pointer if this is a Latin Phrase. I am not sure what this says. The first word is Prime but the second word eludes me.  Edit. Having looked at the challenge coin again I believe the banner above is supposed to read the same way. So this would be worth 11 points then?
Edited by MontCollector 07/19/2018 12:30 am
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@montcollector, yes it seems like a Latin Motto. 11 points, and you have pulled ahead .
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Well done, Mont! 
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