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 Posted 03/25/2021  2:33 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add bd251 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
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- No Person

Bonus: Match at least one item above on a coin not issued by USA and receive one extra point.

4 points
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Excellent!

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Dorado      7*
Princetane  4
bd251       4

* I cannot find the percentage of copper in the CuNi Peruvian coin, but will assume it is > 90% given the brown colour. If anyone can correct or confirm, please do!
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* I cannot find the percentage of copper in the CuNi Peruvian coin, but will assume it is > 90% given the brown colour. If anyone can correct or confirm, please do!


The early US cents from 1857 to 1864 contain 87.5% Cu and 12.5% Ni, and so have a light yellow colour,

87.5% Cu and 12.5% Ni...

*Peru - 1864 Two Cent (Copper Nickel) - KM-188.1 - Mintage: 1,000,000 (1863 and 1864 combined)
Minted by the private mint of Holmes, Booth & Hayden, Waterbury, Connecticut.*

References:

https://coins.www.collectors-societ...inID=2981431

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Thank you! Points adjusted.

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Princetane  4
bd251       4
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Not sure yet, but I might be offline until Monday. If nothing changes by 4PM EDT tomorrow, Dorado is the winner. If someone comes along with better example they can assume victory. Otherwise, you will have it wait.
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Thank you! Points adjusted.



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At least 90% copper


-1864 Guernsey,4 doubles
Composition: Bronze

-1964 Republica de Chile,2 centesimos
Composition: Aluminium-bronze

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I really have no idea what your are saying sometimes.

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I really have no idea what your are saying sometimes. Uncle Leo?




Just check the coins composition of the other two participants.

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I don't have much in the way of '64s, so here's a "2" denomination I like:

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1925 Austria 2 groschen
95% copper, 4% tin, & 1% zinc

I believe this is 4 points.

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Guernsey coins were minted using British bronze which was always 95.5% or 97% copper.
My coin is valid.
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Guernsey coins were minted using British bronze which was always 95.5% or 97% copper.
My coin is valid.


Princetane ..I'm sorry I get the information from:

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Dorado is the winner, no?

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Princetane ..I'm sorry I get the information from:
Dorado, it just says Bronze and does not state the percentage of Copper is anything less than 90%. I trust Princetane's source.


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Dorado is the winner, no?
Yes.
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Dorado is the winner, no?


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Yes.


For the new contest :

Who wants to ...

-Open to any one!

Good luck!
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 Posted 03/30/2021  12:25 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Princetane to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I will, a voting contest here.

Very basic, show your best split date coin. This is a coin that was minted over 2 or more years and does not have a single date.

Example

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Australia Melbourne Centenary Florin 1934/35 - no single year, but 2 actual years.

Rules

1. Must be an issued or NCLT coin - no tokens or medals
2. Dates/years must be consecutive, no anniversary dates like 1789/1989 etc.
3. Metal, era, size and country no issue - go wild any metal, size, value or era (As long as we can read it)
4. Dates must be readable, no non letter based script or ancient coins that can not be read by a layman.
5. Preference for coins not from the USA.

Have fun.
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03/30/2021 12:28 am
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