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Participation points. 1916 F.G Republica Peruana. 1/2 Dinero (Diameter 15 mm)   |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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1 kopek aprox 1700 10mm   |
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Pillar of the Community
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Really glad to see a time and some Maundy money! Thanks - I am really loving all the ancients and that wire money of Russia Gincoin43. Love this game - it really helps us all dig to the depths of our collections to find the really interesting stuff and everyone has a different interpretation on each challenge! By the standards of the competition - this coin is huge and like Dorado - I am fishing for a participation point here!   Ceylon 10 cents - silver and 14mm in size, one of their many small coins - but crown sized next to the Indian cashes and the wire money  Edited by Princetane
05/28/2020 03:31 am
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Updated leaderboard:
@arkie: 7 mm
@j1m: 9 mm
@pep: 10 mm
@k12: 14 mm
@pt: 11 mm
@dorado: 15 mm
@gc43: 10 mm
@bd251: 6.5 mm
Eight participants is pretty good for a challenge. I'll plan to close this one out tomorrow am.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Eight participants is pretty good for a challenge.  Quote:
I'll plan to close this one out tomorrow am.  |
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If I remember correctly, mine is about 6.5mm at the longest point. I will dig it out to confirm the measurement. I don't have any calipers, so I can't be super precise, but it's actually about 7mm at its longest. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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Participation points. 1879 Republica de Guatemala. 1/4 Real (Diameter 11.5 mm)   |
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United States
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Final leaderboard:
@arkie: 7 mm
@j1m: 9 mm
@pep: 10 mm
@k12: 14 mm
@pt: 11 mm
@dorado: 11.5 mm
@gc43: 10 mm
@bd251: 7 mm
Well done everyone. The winner is @arkie--I look forward to seeing what you will cook up for us next!
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Have to head off to work. Will post it tonight.
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Have to head off to work. Will post it tonight. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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. The winner is @arkie--I look forward to seeing what you will cook up for us next! Congratulations arkie! The floor is Yours. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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So, this competition is: post your oldest coin that is 1) still being minted today for circulation 2) having the same size and metallic makeup as the modern coins. For example:   The definition of "same metallic makeup," only applies to metals that are more than 10 percent of the content. In other words, if the old and new coins are 95% copper or 90% silver, a change in the metal makeup of the remaining 5% or 10% of the coin is not disqualifying. |
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Bottom left coin. I think 1850 - 1900 all nickel, but now copper nickel - hope thats okay. If you are gettiung pernickelty over obverse the 1880s one should suffice  1850 10 Batzen Switzerland Bottom left. 170 years. |
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Bottom left looks like a 10 Rappen to me, It should be 10% silver if the date is 1850. They are copper*nickel from 1879-now except for 1932-1939 which were nickel.
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