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Yet Another Forum Game - Numismatic Go Fish!

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bd251, how many "sides" does this coin have? Scalloped / 16.
Note: not an entry - seeking clarification of rules.
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I would tend to say 32 sides. If each concave curve is a "side" then so each convex curve would be a "side"......
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Good entries so far, although a flying kangaroo might be pushing it a bit...


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bd251, how many "sides" does this coin have? Scalloped / 16.


I was honestly kind of hoping I wouldn't need to make a decision about scalloped coins. Lol. After a bit of browsing coin shapes on Numista, I going to say it would count as 16 sides
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it would count as 16 sides

Seems reasonable, bd251.
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although a flying kangaroo might be pushing it a bit.

Don't tell QANTAS.
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Yemen 1993 1 rial.
21 sided apparently.
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1 flying thing

2x If the distance to mint is less than 10,000 km (6, 210 mi)
Paris, France to Sian, Yemen...5335km

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Number of edges divided by diameter (in centimeters).
21 / 1.995 = 10.526

1 x 2 x 10.526 = 21.052
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Well played Trig.
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Thanks Keith.
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So what makes it 21 sided, trig?
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N#4830, coins from Yemen, shape any polygonal
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Thanks mrwhatsit, now I see it in close up....the old Icosihenagonal trick, 99
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Yes, it's not easy to see.
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Very nice!
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There is a better one. Let's see if someone can find it.
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triggersmob, are you referring to icositetragonal coins? I don't have one, but you probably do.
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