Quizzes and Games

I deleted as it posted twice
Sandie.x

that'll be you and me, both, then Sandie!


The N F is C of 2 M S, S by G I. H F,M on/of/off the C S of the B and/at A F on the A S.

Sue x

Hi Sue

I always tackle the little words first unless something obvious jumps out at me. :)

The N F is C of 2 M S, S by G I. H F,M o the C S of the B a A F on the A S.

Thanks Sandie!

I'll try to start and open this one up.....


the/to N F in/is C of/on 2 M S, S by/be G I. H F,M of the C S of/n the/to B a A F of/on the A S.

Little words first!

Sue x

Hi ~~
I shouldn't get the credit as Jan got the second sentence I don't think I would have, Liz got the first 2 words,but I did get ' first showed' on 28.3 at 16.04:).. the last 2 'missing 'words.'
Go on then I'll put one up:)

t N F i C o 2 M S, S b G I. H F,M o t C S o t B a A F o t A S.

not sure if the last 2 S's should be in lower case??

Hi Jan

I'll keep that one for another night!

Sue x

Could be indeed, Sue! Penny for them....

Hi Jan

I wonder where that saying "to coin a phrase" comes from?

Could be the beginning of another thread!

Sue x

To coin a phrase......

We strive to please......

Sue x

Hi Sue. Well you cetrtaily made the little grey cells work again!
I think over to Sandie who did all the work and got most of it....

Not far off, Jan

It's "showed"

Well done, you

I didn't think this one would be so difficult!

Sue x

Could the missing "S" be "showing"? It's the only missing letter in the clue....

Hi All

One to you, Sandie

Modern Coins first S Britannia in 1672, on the Copper Coinage of King Charles II. Frances Stewart, who became Duchess of Richmond, may have been the Model for the Figure


This must be do-able now!

Sue x

could the f be:-
from , for, first, forever, fine , forwarded , firstly, foremost , found , founded . forward , flipping heck !!!!!! ( or words to that effect )

Modern Coins f S Britannia in 1672, on the Copper Coinage of King Charles II. Frances Stewart, who became Duchess of Richmond, may have been the Model for the Figure

Well done, ladies. Nearly there.

Sue x

Hi Liz~~

Sue's not usually on til later:)

Could the M C at the beginning be "Modern Coins"?

Manufactured / made C first Showed Britannia in 1672, on the Copper / celebrated Coinage of King Charles II. Frances Stewart, who became Duchess of Richmond, may have been the Model for the Figure..?

You're on the right lines, Jan

And - yes - FIgure should have been figure, Sandie.

So here we go:

M C f S Britannia in 1672, on the C C of King Charles II. Frances Stewart, who became Duchess of Richmond, may have been the Model for the Figure

Sue x