It's probably too easy
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Full Version: Coin ID Quiz
Can you identify the US coins from these parts? Not a contest, since the winner only gets my undying respect and a statement that they are the smartest #$%@*^ in the whole world.
It's probably too easy
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It's probably too easy
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A. Indian Head Cent bronze 1864-1909
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Large cent 1840 or so - 1857
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
Jay in Garrison, TX
[where the heat index was 105 degrees Farenheit today...]
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Large cent 1840 or so - 1857
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
Jay in Garrison, TX
[where the heat index was 105 degrees Farenheit today...]
QUOTE(whohah @ Jun 14 2005, 10:06 PM)
A. Indian Head Cent bronze 1864-1909
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Large cent 1840 or so - 1857
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
Jay in Garrison, TX
[where the heat index was 105 degrees Farenheit today...]
[right][snapback]1297[/snapback][/right]
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Large cent 1840 or so - 1857
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
Jay in Garrison, TX
[where the heat index was 105 degrees Farenheit today...]
[right][snapback]1297[/snapback][/right]
You're warm alright - but nope
A. Indian Head Cent bronze 1864-1909
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Liberty Head Nickel 1883-1912 (1913 if you count the unauthorized 5)
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Liberty Head Nickel 1883-1912 (1913 if you count the unauthorized 5)
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
You are the smartest #$%@*^ in the whole world
I think this was too easy for this group!
QUOTE(Rabone @ Jun 14 2005, 10:54 PM)
A. Indian Head Cent bronze 1864-1909
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Liberty Head Nickel 1883-1912 (1913 if you count the unauthorized 5)
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
[right][snapback]1336[/snapback][/right]
B. Flying Eagle Cent 1856-1858
C. Lincoln Cent 1909 - 1958
D. Ike Dollar 1971-1978
E. Liberty Head Nickel 1883-1912 (1913 if you count the unauthorized 5)
F. Walking Liberty Half Dollar 1916-1947
G. Sacajawea Dollar 2000 - date
H. Shield 5-cent piece - 1866-1883
I. Nickel 3-cent piece 1865-1889
J. Lincoln cent - 1959 to date
[right][snapback]1336[/snapback][/right]
I think this was too easy for this group!
Aw, shucks, twern't 'nutin 
I was stuck on "E"
Geez, I should ask for a world coin contest next time. 
I didn't even get the time to look at it
I didn't even get the time to look at it
That was fast. I was stuck on E as well. I was thinking mid 1800s cent or half-cent .
Actually I thought B could have been a Busted Half Dime, as on my screens it looks more silver than copper.
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