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And the winner is triggersmob - congratulations!  Quote:
Hopefully you can devise a better challenge than mine (although that wouldn't be difficult in the least!).   |
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Thanks Hondo, I'm off to work shortly, so won't be able to run the next round until I come home. Unless you want to have another go in the mean time.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Unless you want to have another go  How well did that work out last time?  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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I think we can wait.  |
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OK, don't have much time, so just a quick one. Post your standard circulation coin with the lowest mintage (not commemorative or sets only) Lowest mintage wins. If it's a draw, I will pick the coin I like best. Simple. 1975 Monaco 10 francs - mintage 16,000  Let's see what you have. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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I will do some digging through the folders but don't think that any of mine are of such low mintage. So for a participation trophy I'll toss in this 1938-D Daniel Boone commemorative half dollar with a mintage of 2100.  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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A couple of nice halves. Thank you for my part.   |
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Well, not much participation this round.
I might just declare Jbuck the winner now.
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I might just declare Jbuck the winner now.  Next round pending... |
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Post any pair of coins from the same year and same country. 1877 Indian Head cent 1877-S Trade dollar Divide the face values (in least common denomination) for base points. Bonus Multiplier: 20th Century: X2 19th Century: X3 18th Century: X4 (and so on) My example: 100 cents divided by one cent = 100 base points 19th Century: 100 X 3 = 300 total points |
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1798 Draped Bust Cent:  1798 Draped Bust Dollar:  400  Inordinately fascinated by bits of metal with strange markings and figures
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Pillar of the Community
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The Netherlands, 1897, 10 Cents.  The Netherlands, 1897, Gulden.  |
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England 1687 2 pence and 4 pence   4/2*5=10 |
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