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Rule number one. You can't use this same coin. I assume this meant the exact coin, i.e., date and motif. 1970 Australia Cook 50 Cents  3 points for a coin from Australia 3 points for a coin with denomination of 50 12 points (1 for each side on the coin, does not include front and back side, only the edge.) 2 points for 1 explorer on the coin. 3 points for any Monarch on the obverse of the coin. 1 coin for a coin in the 20th century 3 points for a copper-nickel coin +1 for any map on the coin 28 points (assuming assumptions and additions are accurate). |
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Australia
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Your assumption is correct. Nice start.
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United States
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It is kinda entertaining that I have exactly the same coin as jbuck, but not in gem condition, so I would get exactly the same amount of points, 28. I just got home from work not long ago, but I am not sure if I have a coin to top his.   |
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United States
193832 Posts |
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Your assumption is correct. Nice start. Thank you!   |
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United States
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 3-Australia 2-denomination <50 1-round 3-monarch 1-20th century 2-silver 12 points |
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Pillar of the Community
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 NZ - $1 Cook's Bicentenary discovery of New Zealand 2 Points - Coin from other Oceania 2 Points - denomination under 50 (You did not say denomination of what) 1 Point - round coin 2 Points - One explorer 3 Points - Monarch 1 Point - Date in 20th century 3 Points - Cupronickel +2 Points ship and map 16 Points - No chance of winning, but any reason to showcase the magnificence of New Zealand coins by a proud Kiwi. |
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Australia
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ny reason to showcase the magnificence of New Zealand coins by a proud Kiwi. And glad you did. A very beautiful coins. Nice examples Bd251 and Princetane. 1 more day to go. |
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Canada
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Participation only !  1970 Australia. 50 Cents - Elizabeth II 2nd Portrait - Captain Cook.   |
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Australia
9708 Posts |
Thanks for participating Dorado.
Time to declare Jbuck the winner.
Bring on the next round.
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Canada
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Thanks for participating Dorado. It's a pleasure ! Quote:
Time to declare Jbuck the winner.
Bring on the next round. Congratulation !  jbuck |
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United States
193832 Posts |
Post a pair of coins. They must be minted in the same year, but represent two different countries (they can be the same mint, for countries that do not have their own mint). 2020 Mayflower 400th Anniversary UK 2 Pounds  2020 Canada Quarter  Scoring: Age times ten plus the distance between the capitals of the countries represented (in km) divided by ten. Please use whole numbers only. From my example: (2022-2020) * 10 + (5358/10) = 20 + 536 = 556. High score wins. |
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United States
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USA 50 cents 1830  Brazil 40 reis countermarked 1830 80 reis  Washington, DC to Brasília is 4223mi or 6796km (2022-1830)*10+(6796/10)=1920+679.6=2,599.6 round to 2,600 |
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United States
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This ought to be fun, I ought to look around... |
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    Australia 1916 Shilling and UK 1916 Half crown 106 x 10 = 1060 + 16971km = 1697 Total score 2757 points |
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United States
193832 Posts |
Great examples! Princetane 2757
bd251 2600 |
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