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Valued Member
United States
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1 Is this coin listed on Numista under "coins"? Yes 2 Does this coin contain a precious metal? Yes 3 Is this a circulation coin? Yes 4 Was this coin issued by a country in Eurasia? Yes 5 Was this coin issued before 1875? No 6 Was this coin issued in Europe? Yes 7 Is the coin silver? Yes 8 Was this coin issued after 1925? Yes 9 Is the denomination of this coin less than half the unit of currency? No 10 Was this coin issued in a country with a current population greater than 15 million? No 11 Is the denomination less than 2 units of currency? No 12 Is the diameter of this coin 28mm or less? No 13 Does this coin weigh less than 25 grams? Yes 14 Was this coin around when American Graffiti was 1st seen? Yes 15 Is the of this coin less than 200 currency units? Yes 16 Is this coin a single year issue? Yes 17 Was this coin issued in Austria, Hungary or Portugal? No 18 Does this coin weigh more than 13grams? No 19 Was this coin issued by Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, or Slovakia? No 20 Was this coin issued in Greece or Italy? No
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United States
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24 hours to guess
I guess Estonia 1930 2 Krooni (Toompea Fortress) KM#20 - No (Nice coin though)
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Pillar of the Community
 United States
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I guess the Estonia 1932 2 Krooni University of Tartu, KM # 13.
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United States
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Estonia 1930 2 Krooni (Toompea Fortress) KM#20 - No Estonia 1932 2 Krooni University of Tartu, KM #13 - No
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Australia
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Ok, where could we have gone wrong....  Quote: 7. Is the coin silver? Yes I'm sure Keith will agree with me that apart from being a metal, silver is also a colour. Quote: 14. Was this coin around when American Graffiti was 1st seen? Yes I assume this is the 1973 movie starring Ron Howard and Richard Dreyfus Quote: 16. Is this coin a single year issue? Yes Maybe we are being blindThere is a coin that according to numista was issued in 1946 and 1964 but in Krause there is no mention of the 1964 coin. 
Edited by OzLeigh 08/04/2022 9:54 pm
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There still is a Turkish coin that fits all criteria.
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United States
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..... well, I am an idiot. I answered question 18 wrong. That should be yes. >.> sorry
1 Is this coin listed on Numista under "coins"? Yes 2 Does this coin contain a precious metal? Yes 3 Is this a circulation coin? Yes 4 Was this coin issued by a country in Eurasia? Yes 5 Was this coin issued before 1875? No 6 Was this coin issued in Europe? Yes 7 Is the coin silver? Yes 8 Was this coin issued after 1925? Yes 9 Is the denomination of this coin less than half the unit of currency? No 10 Was this coin issued in a country with a current population greater than 15 million? No 11 Is the denomination less than 2 units of currency? No 12 Is the diameter of this coin 28mm or less? No 13 Does this coin weigh less than 25 grams? Yes 14 Was this coin around when American Graffiti was 1st seen? Yes 15 Is the of this coin less than 200 currency units? Yes 16 Is this coin a single year issue? Yes 17 Was this coin issued in Austria, Hungary or Portugal? No 18 Does this coin weigh more than 13grams? Yes 19 Was this coin issued by Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, or Slovakia? No 20 Was this coin issued in Greece or Italy? No
I have no idea what I was looking at when I answered that question
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United States
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So I assume everyone at the very least gets another guess
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Australia
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Quote: So I assume everyone at the very least gets another guess Q19 should probably still stand because there were coins from Slovakia over 13 grams But Q20 would not have been asked (no Greek coins over 13 grams) and Italy was already out. So I reckon we should get one more question. 
Edited by OzLeigh 08/04/2022 11:29 pm
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So there's still 14 possible coins:
Belgium 2 Bulgaria 1 Lithuania 3 Luxembourg 1 Sweden 2 Turkey 1 Yugoslavia 4 (3 types but the 1932 50 dinara has London and Belgrade mint versions)
Edited by OzLeigh 08/05/2022 01:56 am
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Since DrPeper23's previous coins haven't had particularly low mintages I will ask: Is the mintage figure for this coin greater than 1 million? (Which is the same as asking if the coin was issued in Bulgaria, Turkey or Yugoslavia) Hopefully answer will be yes and we will have 6 coins left for our 6 guessers. 
Edited by OzLeigh 08/05/2022 02:00 am
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Valued Member
United States
63 Posts |
1 Is this coin listed on Numista under "coins"? Yes 2 Does this coin contain a precious metal? Yes 3 Is this a circulation coin? Yes 4 Was this coin issued by a country in Eurasia? Yes 5 Was this coin issued before 1875? No 6 Was this coin issued in Europe? Yes 7 Is the coin silver? Yes 8 Was this coin issued after 1925? Yes 9 Is the denomination of this coin less than half the unit of currency? No 10 Was this coin issued in a country with a current population greater than 15 million? No 11 Is the denomination less than 2 units of currency? No 12 Is the diameter of this coin 28mm or less? No 13 Does this coin weigh less than 25 grams? Yes 14 Was this coin around when American Graffiti was 1st seen? Yes 15 Is the of this coin less than 200 currency units? Yes 16 Is this coin a single year issue? Yes 17 Was this coin issued in Austria, Hungary or Portugal? No 18 Does this coin weigh more than 13grams? Yes 19 Was this coin issued by Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic, or Slovakia? No 20 Is the mintage figure for this coin greater than 1 million? Yes
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Valued Member
Australia
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I guess 1960 Turkey 10 lira (27 May 1960 Revolution) KM#894
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 Canada
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My guess is a 1931 Yugoslavian 20 Dinara, KM#11.
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