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Afternoon Riddle 24.07.2025​

Ready to spice up your day with a brain teaser? We've got another riddle lined up just for you in today's afternoon newsletter. Get ready to put your thinking cap on!

You have two coins that add up to 30 cents. One of them is not a 10-cent coin. What are the coins?

The answer we're looking for is...

A 20-cent coin and a 10-cent coin!
Congratulations to everyone who got it correct! 👏

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A quarter and a nickel
 
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one is 10 the other is 20 cents
 
You are in the USA and one coin is a nickel and the other a quarter.
 
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A 20 cent coin
 
A twenty cent coin and a ten cent coin.
 
US coins, 25 cents and 5 cents.
 
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25 and 5 cents us
 
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in usa one is a quarter and the other a nivkle
 
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A ten-cent and a twenty-cent coin. The twenty-cent coin is not a ten-cent coin.
 
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If this was the USA it would be easy - a quarter and a nickel. However, we are in Australia, so it's all about a play on words. One of them is not a 10 cent coin so it has to be a 20 cent coin. The OTHER has to be the 10 cents. Our two coins adding up to 30 cents are therefore - A 20 CENT AND A 10 CENT COIN.
 
A nickel and a quarter
 
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A 20 cent piece and a 10 cent piece. (One of them is not a 10 cent piece, but the other one is!)
 
USA currency - a quarter & a nickel
 
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20 cent and a 10 cent coin.
 
a 20cent coin and a 10cent coin
 
This is a good one. Must be American money.
 
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One of them is not a 10 cent coin so it has to be a 20 cent coin.
 
The 2 coins are 20 cents and 10 cents.
One is not 10 cents but is 20 cents. The other is 10 cents.
 
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In USA currency a nickel & a quarter
 
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