This week, a riddle. I will post the answer next week, along with the amusing source from which I found it.
Two coins make up 30 cents and one of them isn’t a 10c piece. What are they?
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November 9, 2008
This week, a riddle. I will post the answer next week, along with the amusing source from which I found it.
Two coins make up 30 cents and one of them isn’t a 10c piece. What are they?
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Rodney Twelftree November 10, 2008
Wait, it's…. no, that's not it. Um….. is it…. nahh, it wouldn't be that…..
Okay, you've stumped me. Now I'll have to wait a week!!
Mark Raymond November 10, 2008
The usa quater(25c) and a 5c piece make up 30c.
OR
When the aussie dollar is worth US75c, two australian 20c add up to 40c australian, which is equell to 30C american.
Rodney Twelftree November 10, 2008
I never thought about cross-currency-ing this. That might actually work. Although I suspect the answer might be more simple than that. You know, the kind of smack-your-head simple….
Michael Kubler November 13, 2008
Umm, two 20c coins, a full one, and half of the other one?
Either that or two 5c coins in Euros which would just about be worth AU$0.30
Wozza November 14, 2008
easy!!
a 1986 commemorative jubilee medalion currently worth $0.2541 and a 5c peice.