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Around the world, there are several roughly polygonal coins. Here's an example:



English Coins



One thing you'll notice is that they all have an odd number of sides. It turns out that this is universally true for modern polygonal coins (if you have an extant example where this is not true, please post it!!)



And it turns out that there's a perfectly sensible reason for this.




Why do modern polygonal coins have an odd number of sides?











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$begingroup$


Around the world, there are several roughly polygonal coins. Here's an example:



English Coins



One thing you'll notice is that they all have an odd number of sides. It turns out that this is universally true for modern polygonal coins (if you have an extant example where this is not true, please post it!!)



And it turns out that there's a perfectly sensible reason for this.




Why do modern polygonal coins have an odd number of sides?











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$begingroup$


Around the world, there are several roughly polygonal coins. Here's an example:



English Coins



One thing you'll notice is that they all have an odd number of sides. It turns out that this is universally true for modern polygonal coins (if you have an extant example where this is not true, please post it!!)



And it turns out that there's a perfectly sensible reason for this.




Why do modern polygonal coins have an odd number of sides?











share|improve this question









$endgroup$




Around the world, there are several roughly polygonal coins. Here's an example:



English Coins



One thing you'll notice is that they all have an odd number of sides. It turns out that this is universally true for modern polygonal coins (if you have an extant example where this is not true, please post it!!)



And it turns out that there's a perfectly sensible reason for this.




Why do modern polygonal coins have an odd number of sides?








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CoinBrothers




it is rarely true.



For example, Australia 2019:




https://coin-brothers.com/catalog/coin3771







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I'm not entirely sure this is exactly a puzzle (but also not sure enough to suggest closing the question or anything). Anyway, I guess the reason is that




it's useful for them to be shapes of constant width (so that, e.g., they can go nicely into machines that accept coins for payment), and there's a nice simple construction for those that gives you a regular-polygon-ish shape with any odd number of sides; but nothing of that sort can possibly work for an even number of sides (because the diameter would have to be larger "between corners" than "in the middle of the side").







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    The coins have




    A constant diameter.

    No matter how the coin is oriented, the diameter is the same.


    The coins shown have curved edges.

    The centre of the arc which forms the curve, is the opposite point.


    This can't be done with an even number of sides.


    enter image description here




    Note: sadly this was scooped earlier by @Gareth McCaughan.






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      This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
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      @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
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      For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
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      @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
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    For example, Australia 2019:




    https://coin-brothers.com/catalog/coin3771







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    Looking at this:




    CoinBrothers




    it is rarely true.



    For example, Australia 2019:




    https://coin-brothers.com/catalog/coin3771








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    I'm not entirely sure this is exactly a puzzle (but also not sure enough to suggest closing the question or anything). Anyway, I guess the reason is that




    it's useful for them to be shapes of constant width (so that, e.g., they can go nicely into machines that accept coins for payment), and there's a nice simple construction for those that gives you a regular-polygon-ish shape with any odd number of sides; but nothing of that sort can possibly work for an even number of sides (because the diameter would have to be larger "between corners" than "in the middle of the side").







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      $begingroup$

      I'm not entirely sure this is exactly a puzzle (but also not sure enough to suggest closing the question or anything). Anyway, I guess the reason is that




      it's useful for them to be shapes of constant width (so that, e.g., they can go nicely into machines that accept coins for payment), and there's a nice simple construction for those that gives you a regular-polygon-ish shape with any odd number of sides; but nothing of that sort can possibly work for an even number of sides (because the diameter would have to be larger "between corners" than "in the middle of the side").







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        $begingroup$

        I'm not entirely sure this is exactly a puzzle (but also not sure enough to suggest closing the question or anything). Anyway, I guess the reason is that




        it's useful for them to be shapes of constant width (so that, e.g., they can go nicely into machines that accept coins for payment), and there's a nice simple construction for those that gives you a regular-polygon-ish shape with any odd number of sides; but nothing of that sort can possibly work for an even number of sides (because the diameter would have to be larger "between corners" than "in the middle of the side").







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        I'm not entirely sure this is exactly a puzzle (but also not sure enough to suggest closing the question or anything). Anyway, I guess the reason is that




        it's useful for them to be shapes of constant width (so that, e.g., they can go nicely into machines that accept coins for payment), and there's a nice simple construction for those that gives you a regular-polygon-ish shape with any odd number of sides; but nothing of that sort can possibly work for an even number of sides (because the diameter would have to be larger "between corners" than "in the middle of the side").








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            4












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            The coins have




            A constant diameter.

            No matter how the coin is oriented, the diameter is the same.


            The coins shown have curved edges.

            The centre of the arc which forms the curve, is the opposite point.


            This can't be done with an even number of sides.


            enter image description here




            Note: sadly this was scooped earlier by @Gareth McCaughan.






            share|improve this answer











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            • $begingroup$
              This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
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              – Gareth McCaughan
              2 hours ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              2 hours ago











            • $begingroup$
              For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              1 hour ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              1 hour ago
















            4












            $begingroup$

            The coins have




            A constant diameter.

            No matter how the coin is oriented, the diameter is the same.


            The coins shown have curved edges.

            The centre of the arc which forms the curve, is the opposite point.


            This can't be done with an even number of sides.


            enter image description here




            Note: sadly this was scooped earlier by @Gareth McCaughan.






            share|improve this answer











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            • $begingroup$
              This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              2 hours ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              2 hours ago











            • $begingroup$
              For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              1 hour ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              1 hour ago














            4












            4








            4





            $begingroup$

            The coins have




            A constant diameter.

            No matter how the coin is oriented, the diameter is the same.


            The coins shown have curved edges.

            The centre of the arc which forms the curve, is the opposite point.


            This can't be done with an even number of sides.


            enter image description here




            Note: sadly this was scooped earlier by @Gareth McCaughan.






            share|improve this answer











            $endgroup$



            The coins have




            A constant diameter.

            No matter how the coin is oriented, the diameter is the same.


            The coins shown have curved edges.

            The centre of the arc which forms the curve, is the opposite point.


            This can't be done with an even number of sides.


            enter image description here




            Note: sadly this was scooped earlier by @Gareth McCaughan.







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              This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
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              – Gareth McCaughan
              2 hours ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              2 hours ago











            • $begingroup$
              For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              1 hour ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
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            • $begingroup$
              This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              2 hours ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              2 hours ago











            • $begingroup$
              For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
              $endgroup$
              – Gareth McCaughan
              1 hour ago










            • $begingroup$
              @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
              $endgroup$
              – Weather Vane
              1 hour ago
















            $begingroup$
            This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan
            2 hours ago




            $begingroup$
            This says the same thing as my answer posted 40 minutes earlier.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan
            2 hours ago












            $begingroup$
            @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
            $endgroup$
            – Weather Vane
            2 hours ago





            $begingroup$
            @GarethMcCaughan, almost. I had already realised it for myself, and it includes information about radii. The time was taken trying to either make a graphic but finally a photograph.
            $endgroup$
            – Weather Vane
            2 hours ago













            $begingroup$
            For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan
            1 hour ago




            $begingroup$
            For the avoidance of doubt, I'm not accusing you of copying my answer. Only of posting yours without checking whether you'd been scooped. Which, in this case, you had by a considerable margin.
            $endgroup$
            – Gareth McCaughan
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            $begingroup$
            @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
            $endgroup$
            – Weather Vane
            1 hour ago





            $begingroup$
            @GarethMcCaughan as you feel so badly about it, I've given you an upvote. On many Stack Exchange sites, duplicate answers are posted with differents angles. Others take valid comments and turn them into answers. Perhaps it was me who felt "scooped" because I didn't prepare my answer fast enough.
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