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1. This coin is dated after 1718.
2. The primary element of this coin has an atomic number higher than 44.
3. This coin is dated after 1871.
4. This coin is from the Americas.
5. This coin was issued from north of Panama.
6. This coin is dated before 1900.
7. Hint #1: This coin is not octagonal.
8. Most of the country which issued this coin is more than 30 degrees north of the equator.
9. The coin's diameter is greater than 26 mm.
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Is this coin from the USA?
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United States
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1. This coin is dated after 1718.
2. The primary element of this coin has an atomic number higher than 44.
3. This coin is dated after 1871.
4. This coin is from the Americas.
5. This coin was issued from north of Panama.
6. This coin is dated before 1900.
7. Hint #1: This coin is not octagonal.
8. Most of the country which issued this coin is more than 30 degrees north of the equator.
9. The coin's diameter is greater than 26 mm.
10. This coin was minted in the USA. Part of your answer must therefore include the specific mint name.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Was this coin minted at a mint that is still operational?
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Moderator
United States
34510 Posts |
1. This coin is dated after 1718.
2. The primary element of this coin has an atomic number higher than 44.
3. This coin is dated after 1871.
4. This coin is from the Americas.
5. This coin was issued from north of Panama.
6. This coin is dated before 1900.
7. Hint #1: This coin is not octagonal.
8. Most of the country which issued this coin is more than 30 degrees north of the equator.
9. The coin's diameter is greater than 26 mm.
10. This coin was minted in the USA.
11. The mint that made this coin is no longer operational.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Nice one, @Gincoin. WIthout digging through my RedBook, I think that gives us silver dollars and halves from Carson City and New Orleans. Though, if the gamemaster wanted to get tricky, the San Francisco mint that was operating in the late 1800s is no longer operational either (it moved to a new building). |
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Does this coin weigh more than 25 grams?
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United States
34510 Posts |
1. This coin is dated after 1718.
2. The primary element of this coin has an atomic number higher than 44.
3. This coin is dated after 1871.
4. This coin is from the Americas.
5. This coin was issued from north of Panama.
6. This coin is dated before 1900.
7. Hint #1: This coin is not octagonal.
8. Most of the country which issued this coin is more than 30 degrees north of the equator.
9. The coin's diameter is greater than 26 mm.
10. This coin was minted in the USA.
11. The mint that made this coin is no longer operational.
12. This coin weighs more than 25 g.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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Where's James, studying?
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Quote:WIthout digging through my RedBook, I think that gives us silver dollars and halves from Carson City and New Orleans. If I'm not mistaken gold is still in play. Is this coin gold? |
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If I'm not mistaken gold is still in play I believe the size requirements have taken the gold coins out... |
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Moderator
United States
34510 Posts |
1. This coin is dated after 1718.
2. The primary element of this coin has an atomic number higher than 44.
3. This coin is dated after 1871.
4. This coin is from the Americas.
5. This coin was issued from north of Panama.
6. This coin is dated before 1900.
Hint #1: This coin is not octagonal.
7. Most of the country which issued this coin is more than 30 degrees north of the equator.
8. The coin's diameter is greater than 26 mm.
9. This coin was minted in the USA.
10. The mint that made this coin is no longer operational.
11. This coin weighs more than 25 g.
12. This coin is not gold.
Hint #2: This is mid-terms week for many college students, so you gotta cut them a break on participation.
"If you climb a good tree, you get a push."
-----Ghanaian proverb
"The danger we all now face is distinguishing between what is authentic and what is performed."
-----King Adz
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i think we are looking at a Carson city silver dollar.
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