is it bigger than a quarter?

Is it silver in colour?

It is smaller than an American quarter (a quarter is 23mm) (11th question)

It is bimetallic so part is silver in color (12th)

13th?

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Is it a one pound coin?

Nope.

14th?

two pound coin ?

No sir.

15th?

Is it a British coin?

No Ma'am.

16th?

Theres a few coins that would fit that description there moggy,so sifting through them is the only way.
Ill try a 10 franc coin I suppose?

is it a current coin?

It isn't a 10 Franc coin (16)

and yes, it is a current coin. (17)

18th?

PS, it is a "western" coin... that doesn't only include Europe...

The Convertible 5 Pesos bi metalic from Cuba

Lol... pplz wasted sooo many questions asking if it was a specific coin when they didn't have enuf to go on... ur all usually smarter than that xD

It isn't a Cuban coin.

19th?

@Bio there are so many western bi metal coins that we do not have enough questions to get it anyway lol

Its just way too item specific,and can be compared to, if it was a paint and you needed the correct colour and shade(endless amounts of shades).
For instance if I knew it was an Australian coin it could be any one of 30+ commemorative coins.

That's when you ask if it is a commemorative coin, I guess.
I think more time should have been spent on the area of the world questions...

NELSON MANDELA HONORED ON BI-METALLIC SOUTH AFRICAN COIN or TOPLESS WOMEN ON SENEGAL & TOGO BIMETALLIC COIN

these are two coins that could be it just guessing though how Mogs mind works lol

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I mean, u guys didn't even narrow down to what continent the coin was from, much less the country And if you wanted to get serious once u did have the country, I am sure you could have knocked out alotta possibilities by asking if it was first minted between some certain dates or something.