Thanks guys!
I'm pretty busy with my new job and duties around the house, but I'll try to be a good host for you all.
For this challenge, let's do the opposite of the previous round, with a little twist. We are now looking for the wordiest coin you own, but only ones that contain complete sentences! This can be in any language you choose, but please provide a translation in English for us all to read!
Anything with a
face value is fair game; no medals or other random things.
Each grammatically correct sentence (Complete thought with a noun and verb) counts as one point; fragments of sentences or partial thoughts with at least three words are worth half a point. Since I know this is going to come up:
- In God We Trust is a point - it is a full sentence.
- E Pluribus Unum is a half point - it lacks a verb
- Dei Gratia Rex/Regina is a half point- it also lacks a verb
- Any variant of (Name) king/queen of (Place) is a half point - No verb!
- Coins in another language without an explanation are worth zilch!
- Clearly stating how many points your coin is worth will make me a happy Finn!
My challenge coin: An Umayyad silver dirhem from Wasit, 119AH:

Left center: There is no god but Allah alone. He has no equal.
Left margin: In the name of Allah this dirhem was struck in Wasit, year ten and six and one hundred.
Right center: Allah is one God; eternal and indivisible, who has not begotten and has not been begotten; never is there his equal.
Right margin: Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. He was sent with guidance and the true religion to reveal to all religions, even if the polytheists abhor it.
By my count, that would be a six point coin.
Another example: Japan 2 shu:

Left: Silver-Made / Mint Authority [Certified]
Right: Take 8 pieces to exchange (for) 1 ryo gold
I'd count this as a 1 point coin - the instructions form a complete thought, but the other side is two separate two-word partial thoughts, not strictly related to each other.
I'm sure that's confusing enough, so what the hey!

Have fun!