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Post: #1 - 10 Oct 2007 10:30
On the Change Maker game can anyone tell me where to find out the coins are worth?
It doesn't seem to be in the instruction book and I can't see it anywhere on the game itself.
I've tried to work it out based on the size of them but not having any luck!
It doesn't seem to be in the instruction book and I can't see it anywhere on the game itself.
I've tried to work it out based on the size of them but not having any luck!
Post: #2 - 10 Oct 2007 10:47
Firstly what country are you from, and what Nationality is your game?
Because this game will have different notes and coins depending on the area of the world you are from, so if you don't recognise the numerations, its probably because they're from a different country i.e it could be UK, US or Australia etc.
Because this game will have different notes and coins depending on the area of the world you are from, so if you don't recognise the numerations, its probably because they're from a different country i.e it could be UK, US or Australia etc.
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Post: #3 - 10 Oct 2007 10:51
I'm in the UK but bought the game from Hong Kong.
The cartridge says USA on it so I guess they will be US coin denominations?
The cartridge says USA on it so I guess they will be US coin denominations?
Post: #4 - 10 Oct 2007 11:14
I imagine so, and that would be why you don't recognise them.
Is there a website on the back of the game or in the manual or something that might lead to a helpful site with pictures?
Is there a website on the back of the game or in the manual or something that might lead to a helpful site with pictures?
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Post: #5 - 10 Oct 2007 11:19
I'll have a look.
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
Post: #6 - 01 Nov 2007 12:05
Found this on another site, posted by an Australian! I was having problems with this too.
L-R top row; 25c, 10c
L-R bottom; 5c, 1c.
These denominations just have little similarity to ours! Why is a ten cent smaller than a five? Then again I suppose our twenty is smaller than our ten.....
L-R top row; 25c, 10c
L-R bottom; 5c, 1c.
These denominations just have little similarity to ours! Why is a ten cent smaller than a five? Then again I suppose our twenty is smaller than our ten.....
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