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17. Is this medal listed under the exonumia type "Commemorative medals"? Yes
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Was this medal issued in Australia?
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18. Was this medal issued in Australia? No
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Hmmm. them maybe it is one of those presidential medals.  |
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I am going to waste a question but is this medal less then 30mm in Diameter?
1. Is this thing a coin listed on Numista? No
2. According to Numista is this thing in use "now"? No
3. Was this thing issued before Christopher Columbus "discovered" America? No
4. Would this thing be listed under exonumia on numista? Maybe (you all need to work on your question skills)
5. Is there a date on this thing? Yes
7. Do the digits of the date add up to more than 18? Yes (on both sides)
8. Was this thing issued after 1800? Yes
9. Was this thing issued after 1900? Yes
10. Is this thing following the St. Paddy's theme? No
11. Is this thing listed on Numista as any sort of token? No
12. Is this thing listed on Numista as any sort of medal? Yes
13. Does this thing have a face value of less then 1/2 a unit of currency? No
14. Was this medal issued in the 21st century? Yes
15. Is this thing listed as an Achievement medal, Company medal, Event medal or Historical medal? No
16. Does this medal contain a precious metal? Yes
17. Is this medal listed under the exonumia type "Commemorative medals"? Yes
18. Was this medal issued in Australia? No
Edited by johnhenry9009
03/16/2024 7:00 pm
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Hey J, we determined this is a medal not a coin (one would notice each others shortcomings here; its what we do)  |
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I have gotten 3  so far this round. I think I need to reevaluate my ability to ask a proper questions along with what I consider constitutes of the coin  .Thank you for noticing and calling out my shortcomings.  |
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19. I am going to waste a question but is this medal less then 30mm in Diameter? No
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You're up late. Lets end this.
Was your medal issued in the USA?
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Wouldn't these questions be considered contradictory to each other.
1. Is this thing a coin listed on Numista? No
12. Is this thing listed on Numista as any sort of medal? Yes
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Australia
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J, coins are listed under coins on Numista, medals are listed under exonumia, so no, they are not contradictory.
I feel we wasted a few questions. I hope the answer to Loonie's question is yes.
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20. Was your medal issued in the USA? Yes
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If you go into the drop down menu, you can de-select any options that don't apply.  |
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