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" and did a secret scissors and paste job." => what is this mean???? (仙 on observe side and => observe side of what????
- The one who contributed to that is in a better position to explain in details. I keep it there because the removal was unexplained. 仙 is written on the observe side of the one-cent coin. — Instantnood 17:27, 18 November 2005 (UTC)
- 'and paste job' - I don't know who contributed it (and I don't care?) -- that phrase doesn't really have meaning at all (which is why i removed it and had the edit summary 'removed slang'.
- There is no one-cent coin! 仙 can't be on the obverse side of a non-existant coin.
novacatz 17:30, 18 November 2005 (UTC) (who really should be sleeping)
- Misplaced Pages does not talk only the presently existing coins. As far as I know coins and banknotes that have ceased to be issued are still legal tender. — Instantnood 17:38, 18 November 2005 (UTC)