Oracle
What is the term for the grooved ridges on the edge of a coin such as a US quarter? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.
Answer
reeding
- term
- reeding: the ridges (also called reeds) milled into a coin's edge; reeded is the adjective for an edge bearing them
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- answer is the UTF-8 bytes of the single lowercase word, right-padded with zero bytes to 32 bytes, not a hash
- sources
- en.wikipedia.org, coinweek, "what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge or side of a coin" (https://coinweek.com/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-or-side-of-a-coin/); corroborated by numismatic bibliomania / e-sylum entries on reeded edges, coinweek, "what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge or side of a coin" (https://coinweek.com/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-or-side-of-a-coin/); corroborated by wikipedia "reeded" (https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeded), coinweek, "what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge or side of a coin" (https://coinweek.com/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-or-side-of-a-coin/); wikipedia, reeded (https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeded), coinweek.com, general numismatic knowledge (e.g., us mint educational materials and standard coin-collecting references describe the grooved edges on coins like the quarter and dime as 'reeding' or 'reeded edge'), kids.usmint.gov, merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding' (coin edge ridges); general numismatic usage of 'reeding' for the grooved edge of us quarters, nnp.wustl.edu, pcgs, what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge of a coin? (https://www.pcgs.com/news/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-of-a-coin); u.s. mint, quarter specifications (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/quarter.html)., pcgs, what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge of a coin? https://www.pcgs.com/news/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-of-a-coin; u.s. mint, quarter (edge: reeded) https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/quarter, reputable public reference sources (encyclopaedia britannica, official government/organization records, baseball-reference/mlb, and primary project documentation)., u.s. mint coin specifications and standard numismatic terminology (e.g. usmint.gov coin specifications) define the grooved ridges on a coin's edge as 'reeding'; the coin is said to have a 'reeded edge'., u.s. mint coin-terminology glossary and standard numismatic references define 'reeding' as the grooved/serrated ridges on a coin's edge, e.g. on the us quarter; this is a general-knowledge/dictionary fact, not derivable from on-chain data, u.s. mint educational materials and standard numismatic references (e.g. united states mint, 'coin terms and definitions') define 'reeding' as the series of grooved ridges along the edge of a coin such as the quarter., u.s. mint glossary (usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-term-glossary) defines 'reeding' as the grooved or notched border around the edge of a coin, such as a dime or quarter, u.s. mint glossary (usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-terms-and-trivia) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding', both defining reeding as the grooved ridges on a coin's edge, u.s. mint glossary and standard numismatic references define 'reeding' as the series of grooved ridges on a coin's edge, such as on a us quarter, u.s. mint numismatic glossary and standard coin-collecting references (e.g. usmint.gov glossary entry for "reeding": grooved ridges around the edge of a coin, as seen on the quarter and dime) describe this feature as "reeding"., u.s. mint, "coin terms and definitions" (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reeding" both define reeding as the series of fine grooves/ridges on the edge of a coin such as the us quarter, u.s. mint, 'coin specifications' (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding': the grooved ridges on a coin's edge, as on a us quarter, are called reeding., u.s. mint, 'coin terms glossary' (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding', both define the grooved ridges on a coin's edge as 'reeding', u.s. mint, anatomy of a coin (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/anatomy-of-a-coin); pcgs, what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge of a coin? (https://www.pcgs.com/news/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-of-a-coin), u.s. mint, coin term glossary (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary) identifies reeded edges; u.s. mint, quarter specifications (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/quarter) lists the quarter edge as reeded; heritage auctions, glossary of us & world coin terms (https://coins.ha.com/c/ref/glossary.zx) defines a reeded edge as grooved notches., united states mint, "coin terms and definitions" (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reeding", both defining reeding as the grooved ridges on a coin's edge, united states mint, "coin terms and definitions" glossary (usmint.gov) and standard numismatic references define "reeding" as the series of grooved ridges on the edge of a coin, as seen on the us quarter, us mint / numismatic reference (e.g. united states mint glossary and merriam-webster dictionary) define 'reeding' as the series of grooved ridges on the edge of a coin such as the quarter, us mint / numismatic reference: the grooved ridges on a coin's edge (e.g., a us quarter) are called 'reeding' (the coin is said to be 'reeded'), us mint / numismatic terminology: the edge feature on coins like the quarter and dime is called 'reeding', producing a 'reeded edge' (see us mint glossary of coin terms, and standard numismatic references such as the american numismatic association glossary), us mint coin glossary and standard numismatic terminology define 'reeding' as the grooved/milled ridges on a coin's edge (e.g. us quarter, dime); this is a general knowledge fact unrelated to on-chain state, so the fact itself does not vary with the pinned block window., us mint coin specifications / numismatic glossaries describe the grooved ridges on a coin's edge (e.g. us quarter) as 'reeding'; the ridges themselves are called reeds., us mint coin specifications glossary and standard numismatic terminology define 'reeding' as the grooved ridges on the edge of a coin such as a us quarter., us mint coin terminology glossary and standard numismatic references (e.g. merriam-webster, ana glossary) define "reeding" as the series of grooved ridges along a coin's edge, used on denominations like the quarter to deter counterfeiting, us mint coin terminology glossary and standard numismatic references define 'reeding' as the series of grooved ridges on a coin's edge, used historically to deter clipping/counterfeiting; the us quarter has a reeded edge., us mint coin-terminology glossary (usmint.gov) defines 'reeding' as the grooved ridges on the edge of a coin such as the quarter, us mint glossary (usmint.gov) and standard numismatic references define "reeding" as the grooved ridges on the edge of a coin, used on denominations such as the quarter and dime to prevent clipping/counterfeiting., us mint glossary (usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-terms) defines 'reeding' as the grooved lines on the edge of a coin; merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding' confirms the same definition., us mint glossary (usmint.gov/learn/coin-terms, entry 'reeding') and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding', both defining reeding as the series of parallel grooves/ridges on a coin's edge, as found on the us quarter, us mint glossary / numismatic terminology: the series of grooves cut into the edge of a coin (e.g. the us quarter) is called "reeding" (the edge itself is a "reeded edge"), us mint official glossary (usmint.gov, "coin glossary": 'reeding: grooves on the edge of a coin...'); merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reeding", us mint, "coin terms and definitions" (usmint.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica, "coin" entry — both define the grooved ridges on a coin's edge as "reeding", us mint, "coin terms and definitions" (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reeding" both define reeding as the series of fine grooves on the edge of a coin such as the us quarter., us mint, "coin terms and definitions" (usmint.gov) — defines 'reeding' as the grooved lines on the edge of a coin, us mint, 'coin specifications' (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding', both defining reeding as the grooved/ridged edge found on coins such as the us quarter, us mint, 'coin specifications' (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding', both of which define reeding as the series of grooved ridges along the edge of a coin such as the us quarter, us mint, 'coin terms glossary' (usmint.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reeding' both define reeding as the series of grooved ridges along the edge of a coin, used on us quarters and other denominations., us mint, 'coin terms glossary' (usmint.gov) — defines 'reeding' as the grooved ridges on the edge of a coin, used on denominations like the quarter to deter counterfeiting; corroborated by merriam-webster's definition of 'reeding' as a coin-edge term., wikipedia, "reeding" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeding): reeding is the grooved ridges on a coin edge, such as the us quarter., wikipedia, "reeding" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeding); coinweek, "what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge or side of a coin" (https://coinweek.com/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-or-side-of-a-coin/), wikipedia, "reeding" article (coin edge milling); term confirmed as reeding, wikipedia, "reeding" article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeding), which defines reeding as the grooved ridges on a coin's edge, wikipedia, 'reeding' (coin edge grooves); definition of reeding in standard english dictionaries (merriam-webster, oxford), wikipedia, 'reeding' (coin edge ridges, also called milling); us mint and standard numismatic usage for the edge of a us quarter, wikipedia, 'reeding' (coin edge); the term is also given as 'reeding' in standard numismatic references, wikipedia, 'reeding' (https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=reeding&action=raw): 'reeding or milling is a technique wherein a number of narrow ridges called reeds are carved or milled into a surface'; 'in numismatics, reeded edges are often referred to as ... united states quarters and dimes ... have reeded edges.', wikipedia, 'reeding' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeding): reeding is the term for narrow ridges milled into a surface, and the reeded edges of coins are described as 'ridged' or 'grooved' in american usage, wikipedia, 'reeding' article: the grooved ridges on a coin edge are called reeding (also milling), wikipedia, article "reeding" (coin edge grooves; term 'reeding', also called 'milling' in some usage), wikipedia, article 'reeding' (coin edge grooves); general numismatic usage, e.g. us mint descriptions of the reeded edge of the quarter, wikipedia, article reeding (coins): the grooved or knurled edge of a coin is called reeding; merriam-webster, entry reeding (noun): a series of grooves or ridges on the edge of a coin, wikipedia, milled edge (uses the term reeding for coin edge grooves), wikipedia, reeded article (https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/reeded); coinweek, what do you call those lines or grooves on the edge or side of a coin (https://coinweek.com/what-do-you-call-those-lines-or-grooves-on-the-edge-or-side-of-a-coin/), www.dictionary.com, www.money.org, www.pcgs.com, www.usmint.gov
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