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6. Was this coin issued in Germany or the United Kingdom? No.
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List of probable countries with coins before 1800
Lithuania
Netherlands
Belgium
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
Denmark
Poland
Estonia
Bohemia?(Czech)
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Was this coin around when the Mayflower set sail from Southampton for North America?
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Sorry y'all, the answer to "Was this coin issued in a country located entirely between latitudes 45 degrees N and 61 degrees N?" question is actually NO. sorry, very tired this morning I'll give y'all a hint to make up for it: The coin was issued in Europe.
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7. Was this coin around when the Mayflower set sail from Southampton for North America? (1620) Yes it was.
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I hope this isn't a Roman or Greek rock  |
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That would be hilarious if this would be an Austrian silver pfennig interregunum from the 1100s to 1300s...
Is this coin from Austria?
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8. Is this coin from Austria? That would be funny, but alas, it is not from Austria.
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Was this coin around in 1540?
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9. Was this coin around in 1540? Yes.
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Now we know this is a silver coin earlier than 1540 from somewhere in Europe from a country south of 45°N.
Was this coin around between 1340 to 1540?
Edited by mrwhatisit
05/03/2022 2:57 pm
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Was this coin around later than 1340? I'm not sure what you mean by that question. Technically a coin minted in 2022 was around later than 1340. Could you rephrase it for me
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Was this coin around between 1340 to 1540? That still leaves us with an open-ended date range, does it not  |
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10. I'll just assume you mean If it was minted between 1340 and 1540. the answer to that is YES.
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Recap:
Coin was issued in Europe.
1. Was around in 1900
2. Country of issue not entirely located between 45 degrees and 61 degrees north.
3. Was around in 1800
4.Does contain precious metal
5. Does not have English lettering
6. Not issued in Germany or the UK
7. Was around when the Mayflower set sail in 1620
8. Not from Austria
9. Was around in 1540
10. Was minted between 1340 and 1540.
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