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Germany Climate coin - Tropical Zone 2017   This is bimetallic as its two metals on the core and ring, the plasticy stuff in the middle does not count as a metal  - This coin is quite scarce now. |
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Quote:This is bimetallic as its two metals on the core and ring, the plasticy stuff in the middle does not count as a metal - This coin is quite scarce now. Trimetallic: copper-nickel core, plastic middle ring and copper-nickel outer ring (Cu 81%, Ni 19% / red polymer / Cu 75%, Ni 25%) : https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces110486.html trimetallic coin * 2010 Greenland. 50 Kroner ( Fantasy currency)   |
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Would include a 10 Dirhams of Morocco, but there is some Draconian rule over 1 coin per nation. Ok, I'll post that one then.  |
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Would include a 10 Dirhams of Morocco, but there is some Draconian rule over 1 coin per nation. Quote:
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2006 Azerbaijan 50 Qapik  2005 West Africa 500 Francs  2004 Falkland Islands 2 pounds  2009 Slovenia 3 Euros- 100 years of flight  2017 Poland 5 Zlotych - Hoy Trinity Chapel.  2020 Turkey 1 Lira - Grand Hagia Sophia Mosque  |
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I think we should demand both sides of a coin.  Also polymer is not a metal.  I am claiming 15 points, Triggersmob is at 9 I worked out.  Edited by Princetane
01/29/2022 01:37 am
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I think we should demand both sides of a coin. I only have one side stored on my computer as a record of what I have, so it's usually the date side. Not sure if I would have enough hard drive space to do both sides. |
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Scores in participation order : triggersmob =9 points bd251 = 2 1/2 points jbuck = 1 point. keith12 = 2 points Princetane = 12 1/2 points .... (my game ,my rules*  ) |
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I only have one side stored on my computer as a record of what I have, so it's usually the date side. Not sure if I would have enough hard drive space to do both sides.
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Fine, but seems a bit Mickey Mouse to me. Half a coin = full points, coins with double attributes = half a point?
If I was running this game, I would actually give triple points for a tri metallic coin given the rare beasts they are.
However it is your competition and your rules.
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Edited by triggersmob
01/29/2022 7:54 pm
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The winner for this contest: Princetane congratulations The floor is Yours. Thanks to all the participants.  |
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Thanks, will post a new competition tonight in a few hours (That is like early morning USA time).
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Okay a nice simple game. 1952 - 2022: 70 years of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Australian coin set of 1952  NZ coin set of 1952 Very simple game, you have 3 days (Until 4am Wednesday 2 February CCF time, its 3.22am Sunday now) to post as many coins or medals from 1952 as possible. There are a few rules. 1. 1 point per coin and ˝point per medal, but the coin MUST be from a territory/colony/ republic/ independent country/dominion/ overseas protectorate inside the British empire in 1952! (As long as they acknowledged the Queen as head of state or remained in the empire its all good) So no Europe or USA, this includes independent places like India and Pakistan being acceptable, but Belgium, Turkey, Ubangaland are not. Important: Ireland became a Republic outside the empire in 1949, so its coins are NOT acceptable. 2. You can post 1 coin per denomination per country (so 1 NZ penny, 1 Australian penny etc) 3. Dates must read 1952 in western numerals, no Asian, Indian, Arabic, Hebrew dates etc unless there is the western date too. 4. Remember one coin per denomination for each country. 5. For Steve's sake, 1 side of a coin is acceptable. 6. My examples above would net me 10 points, but if I showed an additional coin like those above I would get no more points. 7. "Set" photos showing multiple different denominations are acceptable and you will get a point for each different denomination coin. Only ˝ point per medal regardless of how many sizes or metal types it comes in. 8. No restriction on different people showing the same coins, so if you have an Australian florin from 1952, by all means show it. BONUS CHALLENGE - any 1952 dated coin with Elizabeth II on it is worth 50 points (Must be 1952 only, no Jubilee coins like 1952 - 1977 etc). The coin MUST date from 1952! Have fun! Edited by Princetane
01/30/2022 03:34 am
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