Final number of Participants MPCC 2022 - Entries are now closed

Dear Numista Members,

Entries are now closed and it is not possible anymore to enter this years MPCC.


here the final number of participants



A - Australia and Oceania + Antartic territories
9 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

B - Asia
10 Entries

C - North America
11 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

D - South America
9 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

E - Africa
9 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

F - Europe
14 Entries

G - Ancients
7 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

H - Medieval
5 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

I - Exonumia/Tokens/Primitive currency and Fantasy coinage
10 Entries

J - Non-circulating Commemorative coins
9 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

K - Coin Sets
7 Entries (Due to irregular number one entry will be voted at random to pass the next round)

L - Banknotes
10 Entries

Saturday the voting will take place, which will be shared also here on the MPCC Forum.

In Total we have 23 Numista users who have joined the MPCC meaning a donation of 230€ to the Girls School in Ghana. I will Round this number up to 500€ and will try to post some pictures of that Project. I will ask Xavier If that is OK for that I would like to proceed the Donation under the name of Numista.

Competitions first rounds then will start this sunday.


Have all a nice week


Paul

Hi Paul,

Instead of voting one entry to the next round due to an irregular number, would it be possible to do an extra vote between the one entry that was left and either the losing entry with the most votes from the first round ór all the losing entries from the first round? That way, all entries in the second round are voted in by a majority of an earlier vote.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to this year's competition!

One entry against all losing coins from the first round does not soud fair to me.

The one losing entry that was left with the most votes against the coin that was left due to irregular number. That is surely a possiblity and we can do it that way.

Cita: "smvdbrink"​Hi Paul,
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​Instead of voting one entry to the next round due to an irregular number, would it be possible to do an extra vote between the one entry that was left and either the losing entry with the most votes from the first round ór all the losing entries from the first round? That way, all entries in the second round are voted in by a majority of an earlier vote.

​Or, one round has three entries, but as usual the one with least votes wins. This way all entries will be presented and be voted on.

to pick up a lucky winner who reaches next round without vote is a fair and useful possibility .

Always better than pick up a looser, who lost without voting.

I think I have decided that best solution for the game is that we will have regular rounds with two entries competing eachother and round with impair numbers will have one of three entries with the two highest passing the next round.

I hope that this solutions can be satisfactory for everyone.

Cita: "apuking"​I think I have decided that best solution for the game is that we will have regular rounds with two entries competing eachother and round with impair numbers will have one of three entries with the two highest passing the next round.
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​I hope that this solutions can be satisfactory for everyone.

​Sounds fair to me. You're the boss.

This seems very fair to me I look forward to seeing all the awesome coins members have.

Matt

Cita: "Myeackle"​This seems very fair to me I look forward to seeing all the awesome coins members have.
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​Matt

​Yeah, me too!