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I can tell you that the previous coin measures 20mm side-to-side and 24mm corner-to-corner, so I guess they use the smallest measurement.


Not picking a fight or anything, just Numista is not always correct. Side to side is a length or width. This measurement need not pass through the centre of the coin. Diameters must. And most diameters remain consistent regardless of the measuring points. I know...picky, picky. .


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And there I was think it was only Americans that didn't know how to spell.


Don't you mean... 'muricans.....

Was this coin around in 1960?
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Does this coin depict an animal?
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Was this coin around in 1960?

NO


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Does this coin depict an animal?

NO, except the human animal.

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Was this coin around when John Wayne Glover, aka The Granny Killer, was arrested?
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John Wayne Glover was employed by Four 'n' Twenty, which is a pie manufacturer.
I wonder is any grannies ended up in pies. :(


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Was this coin around when John Wayne Glover, aka The Granny Killer, was arrested?
(1990)
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Was this coin issued in Asia?
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Was this coin issued in Asia?

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Summary

1. Was this coin issued in Eurasia? YES
2. Was this coin minted before 1900? NO
3. Was this coin around in 1960? NO
4. Does this coin depict an animal? NO, other than the human animal.
5. Was this coin around when John Wayne Glover, aka The Granny Killer, was arrested? (1990) NO
6. Was this coin issued in Asia? NO


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Is the "place" of issue a current member of the EU?
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Is the "place" of issue a current member of the EU?
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The European countries that are not members of the EU:

Albania*
Andorra
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina**
Georgia
Iceland
Kosovo**
Liechtenstein
Moldova
Monaco
Montenegro*
North Macedonia*
Norway
Russia
San Marino
Serbia*
Switzerland
Turkey*
Ukraine
United Kingdom (left EU on January 31, 2020)
Vatican City
* Countries that are in the process of integrating the EU legislation into national law.
** Potential candidate countries that do not yet fulfil the requirements for EU membership.
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Does the place of issue start with the letter M or higher in the alphabet?
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Was this coin around when a 15-year-old known as "Tram Boy" took a Melbourne tram on a 40-minute joyride (even picking up passengers) before being stopped by police?
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Now that's old school, sprue. Kudo's. We won't have any answers until dinner time.
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Does the place of issue start with the letter M or higher in the alphabet?

Letters aren't numbers, so they are not higher,
but I guess you mean M to Z.
YES


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Was this coin around when a 15-year-old known as "Tram Boy" took a Melbourne tram on a 40-minute joyride (even picking up passengers) before being stopped by police?
(2005)
YES

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