Picture quiz for newbies

[scotto]

Some people only check the edges for silver in their halves, so here is a quiz for the new people to CRH.
How many silver halves in this roll? List where they are, from left to right.

The regulars to this, pm me with your answers if you like.

 

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[Codes]

I see 3. From left to right, the 3rd, 6th, and 15th.

 

[6920]

Yes, 3, 6, 15 look about right. The 6th is a tricky one though.

 

[bigtime400]

I would check 3,6,10 and 15 if I didn't look at dates anyway.......

 

[twincapes]

I say 3 and 15, but I'd look closer to be sure.

 

[whitesid]

i say the 3rd

 

[sparkymaster]

3,6 and 15, 10's a tricky one.

 

[RaptorSE]

If my roll, Id be checking 2,9, 14 and 19 as well, for possible Proof or keeper,
since the condition looks good. The rest dont get a blink, 'cept for those Silvers
in there

 

[LJ]

Yes, 3, 6, 15 look about right. The 6th is a tricky one though.

This would be my guess too. Not so sure about 6 though, but would check it for sure.

 

[davycoppit]

Im gonna go with 4. I thought the 10th was also one. But I have very bad eyes, so I have to look at everyone.

david

 

[MikeTN]

Just 15? What did I win? LOL

Mike

 

[65gt350]

4, My guess is 3,6,10,15. It is also possible that 1 is a 40%. Is 15 a 90%?

If I missed one I am pretty sure I would hear it when it gets dropped into the bag.

65GT350

 

[scotto]

I would check 3,6,10 and 15 if I didn't look at dates anyway.......

Bigtime400 was the first to get it right!

(All four are 40%)

 

[Michael Karr]

3rd and 15th

 

[scotto]

next time try taking a picture without using the flash. i didn't even bother venturing a guess at your picture. in natural light i can spot a silver in a nanosecond.

It was done on a scanner, not with a flash camera.

 

[Alabaster]

next time try taking a picture without using the flash. i didn't even bother venturing a guess at your picture. in natural light i can spot a silver in a nanosecond.

It was done on a scanner, not with a flash camera.

I can't tell but it looks to be a fluorescent or xenon light source, which is typical with desktop scanners. I thought the execise was fun, hope everyone else got an A+