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Is this coin gold-coloured? NO |
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My last question for the day.
Was this coin issued in a leap year?
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Was this coin issued in a leap year? NO Some very different questions OzLeigh. :) |
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1. Is this a circulation coin?...Yes
2. Is the diameter of this coin between 20mm and 30mm inclusive?...Yes
3. Is this coin silver-coloured?...No
4. Is this coin gold-coloured?...No
5. Was this coin issued in a leap year?...No
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Some very different questions OzLeigh I'm sure all this info will come in handy later. |
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I'm sure all this info will come in handy later. I hope so, but still a lot of options out there. :) |
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Is this coin bronze? NO |
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Is this coin silver-coloured? I dont think I like that question   |
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Was this coin issued in Africa?
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In memory of Tootallious March 31, 1964 - April 15, 2020
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I dont think I like that question Yes, a little ambiguous, but I have assumed we are talking about the colour when released. :) Quote:
Was this coin issued in Africa? NO Edited by triggersmob
02/19/2022 08:04 am
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Is this coin silver-coloured?
I dont think I like that question Surely there are only 3 different colours for metal coins - gold, silver, copper. Toning happens post mint and should be disregarded for the purposes of this game. An oxidised zinc coin would still be regarded as "silver-coloured" Maybe colour questions should be phrased in past tense. "When minted was this coin silver-coloured" Edited by OzLeigh
02/19/2022 08:23 am
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Surely there are only 3 different colours for metal coins - gold, silver, copper. Maybe. I'm not sure what colour some mint coins are, like lead, titanium, tantalum, clay, plastic, porcelain etc. |
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I'm not sure what colour some mint coins are, like lead, titanium, tantalum, clay, plastic, porcelain etc. lead, titanium, tantalum are all "silver-coloured" clay, plastic, porcelain - I'm only talking about metal coins |
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I promise never to ask a question like "Is this coin scratched"  |
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