Week # 284 - Put your Friday thinking caps on!

[Danielle C.]

If you had one of each of the USA coins made in 1925 at the three homeland mints, what would be the total face value?

 

Good Luck!

 

Our first place winner will receive copy of Coin Collecting Boards of The 1930's & 1940's , Autographed by David W. Lange. There will also be a runner up prize given to a randomly selected player with the correct answer.

 

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[dan8402]

$65.23? I think it would be $67.23 if the 4 $0.50 commemoratives are included.

[bsshog40]

$2.73

[mhardin2413]

$65.23

3x1c=.03

3x5c=.15

3x10=.30

1x25=.25

0x50c=.00

2x$1=$2

1x$2.50=$2.50

0x$5=0

0x$10=0

3x$20=$60

[BankNote1]

$65.23

[123cents]

$2.73.

[jackson64]

would it be $65.23

[jackson64]

oops...make that $66.23, since there were 4 commemorative half dollars minted also...

[jackson64]

my math is "less than excellent"..65.23 + $2 does not equal 66.23.....final answer...$67.23...

[jtryka]

PDS Cents=$0.03

PDS Nickels=$0.15

PDS Dimes=$0.30

P Quarter=$0.25

PS Dollar=$2.00

D Quarter Eagle=$2.50

PSD Double Eagle=$60.00

Lexington Half=$0.50

Stone Mountain=$0.50

California=$0.50

Vancouver=$0.50

Total=$67.23

[rtpjr]

$67.23 which includes the four commemorative half dollars minted in 1925.

 

 

cent P/D/S

nickel P/D/S

dime P/D/S

quarter P

dollar P/S

gold quarter eagle D

gold double eagle P/D/S

 

Commemoratives Half Dollars

Lexingtion-Concord Sesquicentennial

Stone Mountain Memorial

California Diamond Jubilee

Fort Vancouver Centennial

[reid1836]

$143.96

[Elbesaar]

Three Cents

Three Nickels

Three Dimes

One Quarter

Two Dollars

One Quarter Eagle

Three Double Eagles

Four Comm's

 

Total Face Value = $65.23

[just-john]

Let's see 1 CENT PDS =3 PENNY

5 CENT PDS=15 MICKEL

10 CENT PDS=30 DIME

25 CENT P =25 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTER

50 CENT P =50 LEXINGTON CONCORD HALF DOLLAR

50 CENT S =50 CAL DIAMOND JUBILEE HALF DOLLAR

50 CENT P =50 STONE MOUNTAIN

50 CENT P = 50 FORT VANCOUVER

$20.00=pds= $60.00

1925-d= 21/2 indian $2.50

1925 peace dollar

total $66.23

 

[eagle_keeper-migration]

$65.20

 

Eagle-Keeper

[rons]

$4.73 counting the 4 silver commemoratives.

[Tom Elias]

62.78

[koincollector]

$67.23

[MunkyMan95]

$250.63

[Admiral Mike-migration]

One Cent PDS .03

Five Cents PDS .15

Ten Cents PDS .30

25 Cents P .25

50 Cents None .00

Dollars PS 2.00

Quarter Eagle D 2.50

Half Eagle None .00

Eagle None .00

Double Eagle PDS 60.00

Comm. Half (4) 1.00

 

Total Circ Strikes $66.23

 

I dont believe there were any proofs issued that year for any of the above coins.

[DC Dawg]

Let's see...

Lincoln Cent: 3-cents

Buffalo Nickels: 15-cents

Mercury Dimes: 30-cents

Standing Liberty Quarters: 25-cents (only in Philly)

Peace Dollar: $2 (no Denver mintage)

Indian Head Quarter Eagle: $2.50 (only Denver)

Saint Gaudens Double Eagle: $60

 

Total Face Value: $65.23

[LISA B]

QUESTION: If you had one of each of the USA coins made in 1925 at the three homeland mints, what would be the total face value?

 

ANSWER: $67.23

 

Congratulations to our 1st place winner to dan8402!

You will receive a copy of Coin Collecting Boards of The 1930's & 1940's, Autographed by David W. Lange.

 

Our runner up this week is jackson64

 

Thanks for playing this weeks Numisma-Quest. Dont forget to stop by for this weeks PMG question

 

[Elbesaar]

 

That's what I get for adding it up quickly in my head -

 

should've used a calculator ...