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11. Is the diameter of this coin less than 34mm? No
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Was this coin issued in Panama?
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12. Was this coin issued in Panama? No
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Ok, I need to go back to the drawing board.
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Recap in case I'm not around for a while:

1. is your thing a coin listed on Numista? Yes
2. If copper is entered into the search bar on Numista, will your coin appear in the results? Yes
3. Is this a standard circulation coin? Yes
4. Is the diameter of this coin less than 25mm? No
5. According to Numista was a commemorative circulation coin issued anywhere in the world the year this coin was issued? Yes
6. According to Numista was any emergency coinage issued anywhere in the world the year this coin was issued? Yes
7. According to Numista has the issuer of this coin ever issued a zinc circulation coin? Yes
8. Is the diameter of this coin less than 29mm? No
9. According to Numista has the issuer of this coin ever issued an aluminium circulation coin? Yes, but not a "standard circulation coin" (see Q3)
10. Is the diameter of this coin less than 33mm? No
11. Is the diameter of this coin less than 34mm? No
12. Was this coin issued in Panama? No

(Note: for questions 7 and 9, I used the "Composition" dropdown for the metal, and I selected "Standard circulation coins", "Circulating commemorative coins", "Emergency coinage" and "Local coins" as being considered "circulation coins" ... issued the caveat for Q9 since Trig already established my coin is a "Standard circulation coin")
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Ok, I need to go back to the drawing board.

Let me know when you figure it out
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Maybe Spain or Tunisia.

I need a nap.
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So USA is still in because of Frogtown Hollow Jam

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/ex...a148577.html

Surely not a circulation coin.
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"According to Numista" the North Bend Centennial North Bend, Nebraska 1 Dollar local coin is an aluminum local circulation coin "cash or trade", not listed as a token, issued in the U.S.A.
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/ex...a146160.html
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In the interest of fairness, I'll make Q9 a free question since technically, circulation coins are officially issued by a government mint and recognized as legal tender for all debts, public and private, not just accepted by a few local businesses.

So to recap:
1. is your thing a coin listed on Numista? Yes
2. If copper is entered into the search bar on Numista, will your coin appear in the results? Yes
3. Is this a standard circulation coin? Yes
4. Is the diameter of this coin less than 25mm? No
5. According to Numista was a commemorative circulation coin issued anywhere in the world the year this coin was issued? Yes
6. According to Numista was any emergency coinage issued anywhere in the world the year this coin was issued? Yes
7. According to Numista has the issuer of this coin ever issued a zinc circulation coin? Yes
8. Is the diameter of this coin less than 29mm? No
9. FREE: According to Numista has the issuer of this coin ever issued an aluminium circulation coin? Yes, but not a "standard circulation coin" (see Q3)
9a. Is the diameter of this coin less than 33mm? No
10. Is the diameter of this coin less than 34mm? No
11. Was this coin issued in Panama? No

(Note: for questions 7 and 9, I used the "Composition" dropdown for the metal, and I selected "Standard circulation coins", "Circulating commemorative coins", "Emergency coinage" and "Local coins" as being considered "circulation coins" ... issued the caveat for Q9 since Trig already established my coin is a "Standard circulation coin")
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Was this thing issued before 1918?
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12. Was this thing issued before 1918? Yes
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Is the composition of this thing silver or billon?
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13. Is the composition of this thing silver or billon? Yes
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Was this thing issued in the Americas?
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