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11 pence in my pocket but only 2 coins

manutdstott | 07:48 Fri 23rd Oct 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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11 pence in my hand but only 2 coins as on gmtv this morning hows this possible cant wait for the answer lol

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10p and 1p doh!

one of the coins is not a ten pence--was how the Q was worded
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the other one was tho-
so a ten pence and a one pence-

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i think

Two five and a half pence coins.

Ah he forgot to mention that.

Yes a 10p and a 1p.
The 1p isn't a ten pence.

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sorry people yes he also stated one is not a 10 pence piece, and there is only 2 coins Doh! lol

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doh so easy lol one isnt a 10 pence piece the other is a 10 pence piece god im dumb lol

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