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Thailand 1986 1 baht (mintage 4,200,000)  Thailand 2005 1 baht (mintage 1,137,820,000_  Both Y#183 1,137,820,000 / 4,200,000 = 270.9 |
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1976 Eisenhower dollar Variety 1 - Mintage: 4,019,000  1976 Eisenhower dollar Variety 2 - Mintage: 113,318,000  Same year, different types?, same denomination - 2x base score Different year?, same type - 1x  They have the same KM#, but PCGS calls them Types. However, I (along with the Red Book) calls them Varieties, so I am going to assume 1x score: 113,318,000 divided by 4,019,000 is 28.2 |
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Willem I, 1840, 2.5 Gulden, KM # 67, Mintage: 44,376.  Juliana, 1979, 2.5 Gulden, KM # 197, Mintage: 25,000,000.  Points: 25,000,000 / 44,376 = 563.37 |
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This combo coins may not win, but I will play it:  1921 Morgan KM#-110 and Peace dollars KM#-150, 1921-P Morgan: 44,690,000 1921 Peace: 1,006,473 44.69k/1,006,473 about equals 44.4, then 2x equals 88.8...   Oh yeah, 1921 Morgan is VAM-3F3, a hot 50 variety, and the 1921 Peace is VAM-1Z...  Edited by mrwhatisit
03/01/2023 7:18 pm
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jbuck I'm not really sure how to score this. This is similar to a pair I didn't anticipate of same type and year, but different mint. Idk if these types/varieties should be considered similarly to a transitional coin like 1982 cents. The way I envisioned scoring varieties of the same year and type was: total mintage/total mintage = 1. Maybe I can learn something here. Are these known mintages of each variety, or estimated? Quote:
This combo coins may not win, but I will play it:  I like it! More participants make the game more fun! @NumisEd those are different types, different years, same denomination, so 0.5 x 563.37 = 281.7. That still puts you in the lead. Scores 281.7 - NumisEd 270.9 - triggersmob 88.8 - mrwhatisit TBD (28.2 or 1) - jbuck |
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1975 Papua New Guinea 5 Toea (mintage 11,000,000)  1978 (no FM) Papua New Guinea 5 Toea (mintage 2000)  11,000,000 / 2000 = 5,500 This one is for participation only, as I don't have a picture of the other side to prove it is a 5 toea. |
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Are these known mintages of each variety, or estimated? Those are known mintage numbers. The mintage is known because all Variety 1 were struck and released in 1975. All Variety 2 were struck and released in 1976. I assumed by same year you meant as depicted on the coin. If you intended it be strike year, then my example should by score accordingly. For what it is worth, the only estimated mintage numbers for the entire Ike series are for the 1776-1976 bicentennial 40% silver dollars struck in San Francisco. All are Variety 1; uncirculated (11,000,000) and proof (4,000,000). |
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Oops! I didn't quite get the rules either! Sorry about that! Now it makes sense. Keep going!
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1935 Peru 1/2 Sol   |
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11,000,000 / 2000 = 5,500  Thanks jbuck! I would say that scores 28.2 points. I didn't forsee that situation I didn't realize how long this round had gone. Time to declare NumisEd the winner! |
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I didn't realize how long this round had gone. Time to declare NumisEd the winner!  Ok, let's do something easy. Show us a coin with a group of people. The coin with the most people wins. I kickoff the game with a Netherlands Antilles 25 Gulden piece commemorating UNICEF. It features 7 kids dancing.  |
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Congratulations NumisEd! 1986 liberty coin, 4 people on the reverse.   |
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The coin with the most people wins. 1982 Canada. 1 Dollar - Elizabeth II Constitution.   |
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I think Dorado played that same con in an earlier round.
Might have trouble beating that.
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I agree, Dorado has this locked in, so I will post this for participation. 2022 Negro Leagues Baseball Silver Dollar  One on the front (not an effigy, so it might count) and three on the back. Four total. Or three. Does not matter really.  |
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