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Buried Treasure Chest
If you get this kind of medal
It means that youve done the best
I am the kind of coins you find
In a buried treasure chest
I am?
It means that youve done the best
I am the kind of coins you find
In a buried treasure chest
I am?
Hint:
Sometimes Made Into A Coin
Im sometimes made into a coin
And sometimes into an ingot
When at the end of a rainbow
I am what is inside the pot
What am I?
And sometimes into an ingot
When at the end of a rainbow
I am what is inside the pot
What am I?
Hint:
Talking Penny Riddle
Hint:
I Have A Tail Riddle
Hint:
The Coin Toss Riddle
You are in a bar having a drink with an old friend when he proposes a wager.
"Want to play a game?" he asks.
"Sure, why not?" you reply.
"Ok, here's how it works. You choose three possible outcomes of a coin toss, either HHH, TTT, HHT or whatever. I will do likewise. I will then start flipping the coin continuously until either one of our combinations comes up. The person whose combination comes up first is the winner. And to prove I'm not the cheating little weasel you're always making me out to be, I'll even let you go first so you have more combinations to choose from. So how about it? Is $10.00 a fair bet?"
You know that your friend is a skilled trickster and usually has a trick or two up his sleeve but maybe he's being honest this time. Maybe this is a fair bet. While you try and think of which combination is most likely to come up first, you suddenly hit upon a strategy which will be immensely beneficial to you. What is it?
"Want to play a game?" he asks.
"Sure, why not?" you reply.
"Ok, here's how it works. You choose three possible outcomes of a coin toss, either HHH, TTT, HHT or whatever. I will do likewise. I will then start flipping the coin continuously until either one of our combinations comes up. The person whose combination comes up first is the winner. And to prove I'm not the cheating little weasel you're always making me out to be, I'll even let you go first so you have more combinations to choose from. So how about it? Is $10.00 a fair bet?"
You know that your friend is a skilled trickster and usually has a trick or two up his sleeve but maybe he's being honest this time. Maybe this is a fair bet. While you try and think of which combination is most likely to come up first, you suddenly hit upon a strategy which will be immensely beneficial to you. What is it?
Hint: Think what would be most likely to happen if you chose HHH, would this be a good decision?
The answer is to let your friend go first. This puzzle is based on an old game/scam called Penny Ante. No matter what you picked, your friend would be able to come up with a combination which would be more likely to beat yours. For example, if you were to choose HHH, then unless HHH was the first combination to come up you would eventually lose since as soon as a Tails came up, the combination THH would inevitably come up before HHH. The basic formula you can use for working out which combination you should choose is as follows. Simply take his combination (eg. HHT) take the last term in his combination, put it at the front (in this case making THH) and your combination will be more likely to come up first. Try it on your friends! Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
1968 Penny
Hint:
Toss A Coin Riddle
Hint:
There is a 50/50 chance of each toss being either heads or tails. The previous toss does not impact the next toss. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
Most Valuable Coins
Hint:
Flipping Heads And Tails
Hint:
Heads And A Tail Riddle
Hint:
No More Pennies Riddle
A guy came around the corner of a square lot and found a coin sitting on the ground, but did not pick it up. He kept walking and came across a penny, but did not pick it up, yet again. He kept walking and found yet again, a penny. He picked it up. He continued his walk a and discovered there were no more pennies, even when he went backwards, why?
Hint:
He was walking around a SQUARE lot! It was like a circle. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
Not A Nickel Riddle
Hint:
A dime and a nickle, ONE of them isn't a nickle but the other one is. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
24 Heads Riddle
There are people on a plane. The plane crashes and everyone is killed. When the emergency services arrive they find 24 heads. Why?
Hint:
There are 24 coins on the plane. (Get it heads or tails) Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
Moving Quarters Riddle
Hint:
Hold down one of the quarters very firmly. Take another coin and hit it against the quarter you are holding down. Tap hard enough to move the quarter next to it aside. Did you answer this riddle correctly?
YES NO
YES NO
3 US Coins
I have three USA coins. They are not a quarter, nor a dime, or a penny. It adds up to 60 cents.
What are the coins?
What are the coins?
Hint:
Post Your Coin Riddles Puns Below
Can you come up with a cool, funny or clever Coin Riddles of your own? Post it below (without the answer) to see if you can stump our users.
1. What do you call a coin that's not feeling well? A penny for your thoughts.
2. Why did the coin go to the doctor? It was facing circulation problems.
3. How do you make a coin laugh? You tickle its edge.
4. Why was the coin embarrassed? It showed its face in public.
5. What do you call a coin that's never been used before? A fresh mint.
6. Why was the coin happy? It found its long-lost dime-sister.
7. How do you describe a lucky coin? It's worth its weight in gold.
8. Why did the coins go to the bank? They wanted to make a deposit.
9. What do you call a coin with a hole in it? A doughnut penny.
10. Why was the coin always on time? It had a proper nickel watch.
11. How do you make a coin disappear? Flip it over and make a wish.
12. What do you call a coin that's been passed down through generations? A family heir-loom.
13. Why was the coin always depressed? It never had a cent of humor.
14. Why did the coins go to the arcade? They wanted to play Coin-Op games.
15. What do you call a group of coins working together? A tight-knit purse.
16. How do you describe a very shiny coin? It's a real treasure.
17. Why did the coin volunteer at the soup kitchen? It wanted to make some cents.
18. What do you call a coin that's always cheerful? A happy quarter.
19. How do you describe a well-traveled coin? It's got a passport full of stamps.
20. Why was the coin always exaggerating? It can't help but exagger-penny-ate.
21. What do you call a multi-cultural coin? A quarter-pounder with cheese.
22. Why did the coin break up with its girlfriend? She didn't want to be just a penny coin.
23. How do you describe a very old coin? It's vintage, like a fine wine.
24. What do you call a coin that gets lost easily? A wander-lust nickel.
25. Why did the coin start a band? It heard that music was its forte.
26. What do you call a coin with a big ego? A pompous nickel.
27. How do you describe a coin that's always in motion? It's a rolling stone.
28. Why did the coin go to the gym? It wanted to get buff-a-lo nickels.
29. What do you call a coin that's always making wise-cracks? A jester-joule.
30. Why did the coins go to the amusement park? They wanted to ride the cent-rocoaster.
31. How do you describe a lazy coin? A non-motivated penny.
32. What do you call a coin that goes on adventures? A brave quarter.
33. Why did the coin try to avoid the bank account? It wasn't interested in long-term investments.
34. How do you describe a coin that's always dancing? It's got some serious moves.
35. What do you call a coin that's a great listener? A wise head.
36. Why did the coin take up painting? It wanted to make cents-ational art.
37. How do you describe a shy coin? A copper introvert.
38. What do you call a coin with a big appetite? A money-hungry penny.
39. Why did the coin enroll in acting classes? It wanted to mint a career in Hollywood.
40. How do you describe a very stubborn coin? A firm-pressed penny.
41. What do you call a coin that's always well-dressed? A beau-tie-ful dime.
42. Why did the coin start a Youtube channel? It wanted to make some coin-tent.
43. How do you describe a secretive coin? A mystery quarter.
44. What do you call a coin that's always on the lookout? A vigil-ant nickel.
45. Why did the coin become a writer? It wanted to pen-nickel it's thoughts and feelings.
46. How do you describe a loyal coin? It sticks together through thick and thin.
47. What do you call a coin that's good at math? A dime-ensional brain.
48. Why did the coin have trouble making new friends? It was too half-hearted.
49. How do you describe a pretend coin? It's a mimic-kle.
50. What do you call a coin that's always guilty? A penny for your crime.
1. What do you call a coin that's not feeling well? A penny for your thoughts.
2. Why did the coin go to the doctor? It was facing circulation problems.
3. How do you make a coin laugh? You tickle its edge.
4. Why was the coin embarrassed? It showed its face in public.
5. What do you call a coin that's never been used before? A fresh mint.
6. Why was the coin happy? It found its long-lost dime-sister.
7. How do you describe a lucky coin? It's worth its weight in gold.
8. Why did the coins go to the bank? They wanted to make a deposit.
9. What do you call a coin with a hole in it? A doughnut penny.
10. Why was the coin always on time? It had a proper nickel watch.
11. How do you make a coin disappear? Flip it over and make a wish.
12. What do you call a coin that's been passed down through generations? A family heir-loom.
13. Why was the coin always depressed? It never had a cent of humor.
14. Why did the coins go to the arcade? They wanted to play Coin-Op games.
15. What do you call a group of coins working together? A tight-knit purse.
16. How do you describe a very shiny coin? It's a real treasure.
17. Why did the coin volunteer at the soup kitchen? It wanted to make some cents.
18. What do you call a coin that's always cheerful? A happy quarter.
19. How do you describe a well-traveled coin? It's got a passport full of stamps.
20. Why was the coin always exaggerating? It can't help but exagger-penny-ate.
21. What do you call a multi-cultural coin? A quarter-pounder with cheese.
22. Why did the coin break up with its girlfriend? She didn't want to be just a penny coin.
23. How do you describe a very old coin? It's vintage, like a fine wine.
24. What do you call a coin that gets lost easily? A wander-lust nickel.
25. Why did the coin start a band? It heard that music was its forte.
26. What do you call a coin with a big ego? A pompous nickel.
27. How do you describe a coin that's always in motion? It's a rolling stone.
28. Why did the coin go to the gym? It wanted to get buff-a-lo nickels.
29. What do you call a coin that's always making wise-cracks? A jester-joule.
30. Why did the coins go to the amusement park? They wanted to ride the cent-rocoaster.
31. How do you describe a lazy coin? A non-motivated penny.
32. What do you call a coin that goes on adventures? A brave quarter.
33. Why did the coin try to avoid the bank account? It wasn't interested in long-term investments.
34. How do you describe a coin that's always dancing? It's got some serious moves.
35. What do you call a coin that's a great listener? A wise head.
36. Why did the coin take up painting? It wanted to make cents-ational art.
37. How do you describe a shy coin? A copper introvert.
38. What do you call a coin with a big appetite? A money-hungry penny.
39. Why did the coin enroll in acting classes? It wanted to mint a career in Hollywood.
40. How do you describe a very stubborn coin? A firm-pressed penny.
41. What do you call a coin that's always well-dressed? A beau-tie-ful dime.
42. Why did the coin start a Youtube channel? It wanted to make some coin-tent.
43. How do you describe a secretive coin? A mystery quarter.
44. What do you call a coin that's always on the lookout? A vigil-ant nickel.
45. Why did the coin become a writer? It wanted to pen-nickel it's thoughts and feelings.
46. How do you describe a loyal coin? It sticks together through thick and thin.
47. What do you call a coin that's good at math? A dime-ensional brain.
48. Why did the coin have trouble making new friends? It was too half-hearted.
49. How do you describe a pretend coin? It's a mimic-kle.
50. What do you call a coin that's always guilty? A penny for your crime.