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Awwe, trig, I was actually going to ask that...  Oh well, I can ask this: Edited by mrwhatisit
12/20/2022 9:14 pm
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Australia
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18. Quote:
Is this coin listed on the first 2 pages of options on my link below? No |
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Ok, might be time for a list.
Most coins on page 3 are bi-metallic.
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Or this...
Is this coin composed of copper nickel?
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Germany - 2 trimetallic coins
Guernsey - 3 copper-nickel coins
Lithuanis - 2 copper-nickel & 3 nordic gold coins
Nepal - 5 copper-nickel coins
Netherland - 1 bronze plated
Oman - 1 copper-nickel
Somaliland - 12 nickel clad
South Kores - 2 trimetallic
Tokelau - 1 trimetallic
Transnistria - 4 nickel plated
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Summary after 18 questions: listed on Numista under coins and is not some kind of variety hidden away in the fine print listed as a non-circulating coin issued 2011-2017 diameter greater than 27mm but not greater than 29mm weight not greater than 15 grams round non-precious not bi-metallic not listed on first 2 pages of this list: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/in...&wi=&sw=&p=1
Edited by OzLeigh
12/20/2022 9:30 pm
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19. Quote:
Is this coin composed of copper-nickel? No |
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New list.
Germany - 2 trimetallic coins ( I have both of these and sure they haven't moved) (years 2016 & 2017)
Lithuania - 3 nordic gold coins (all colourised)(mintage 25,000 each) (2013, 2014 & 2015)
Netherlands - 1 bronze plated (sets only) (2014 - 2016)
Somaliland - 12 nickel clad (no mintage but rarity of 70-80) (all 2012)
South Korea - 2 trimetallic (mintage of 40,000 & 20,000) (2012 & 2015)
Tokelau - 1 trimetallic (mintage 1.5M) (2017)
Transnistria - 4 nickel plated (low mintages) (all 2017)
Which is more likely to be misplaced on Numista.
Maybe Transnistria, as part of Moldova.
Edited by triggersmob
12/20/2022 9:53 pm
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I was surprised to see this coin listed as NCLT because I found it amongst some bulk world coin I was searching through.  |
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Australia
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Oh well, lets get this over with.
Was this coin issued before 2014?
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20. Quote:
Was this coin issued before 2014? Yes |
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The clock is ticking. I must admit you are closer to getting it than I thought you would.  |
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New list.
Lithuania - 1 nordic gold coins (all colourised)(mintage 25,000 each) (2013)
Somaliland - 12 nickel clad (no mintage but rarity of 70-80) (all 2012)
South Korea - 1 trimetallic (mintage of 40,000) (2012)
Now which one is Oz more likely to find noodling world coins.
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Mrwhatisit, you can try the colourised coin now. :)
My guess is South Korea 2012 1000 won KM#127.
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