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US and UK coin and note names: ending in E
Name a type of coin or banknote denomination name (US or UK) that ends with the letter E. Hopdown accepts 58 answers here. Common answers keep your bunny near the surface; rare ones dig deeper. The name (or an accepted spelling of it) ends with E.
Play this topicMost common answers
- DimeExtremely common
- Mercury DimeCommon
- Barber DimeUncommon
- Double EagleUncommon
- Half EagleUncommon
- Quarter EagleUncommon
- PenceUncommon
- Two-Cent PieceUncommon
- Three-Cent PieceUncommon
- Roosevelt DimeUncommon
- Twenty-Cent PieceUncommon
- Gold EagleUncommon
- Polymer NoteUncommon
- Silver CertificateUncommon
- Gold CertificateUncommon
Rare answers
- American Silver EagleRare
- One PenceRare
- Five PenceRare
- ScoreRare
- C-NoteRare
- Fifty PenceRare
- Ten Bob NoteRare
- Two-Shilling PieceRare
- ThreepenceVery rare
- Saint-Gaudens Double EagleVery rare
- SixpenceVery rare
- Seated Liberty DimeVery rare
- National Bank NoteVery rare
- Platinum EagleVery rare
- Capped Bust DimeVery rare
Deep cuts
The answers almost nobody gives.
- CockleDeep cut
- Nickel Three-Cent PieceDeep cut
- One Pound NoteDeep cut
- Ten Shilling NoteDeep cut
- NobleDeep cut
- Rose NobleDeep cut
- BodleDeep cut
- EighteenpenceDeep cut
Plus 20 more answers you'll have to find yourself.