Baker's Dozen

@P E Dant,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia

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@coluber2001,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal

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@P E Dant,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French

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@coluber2001,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf

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@izzythepush,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas

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@coluber2001,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naam

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@izzythepush,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naam
9. Crepes

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@coluber2001,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naam
9. Crepes
10. Sourdough
11.

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@P E Dant,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naam
9. Crepes
10. Sourdough
11. Cinnamon raisin

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@coluber2001,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naam
9. Crepes
10. Sourdough
11. Cinnamon raisin
12. multigrain

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@tsarstepan,

13 Types of bread

1. Bagel
2. Pita
3. Focaccia
4. Wholemeal
5. French
6. Cottage Loaf
7. Tortillas
8. Naan
9. Crepes
10. Sourdough
11. Cinnamon raisin
12. multigrain
13. White sliced sandwich

This was very popular with the French when M&S first opened over there. They didn't have anything like it. It's naan bread too.

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@izzythepush,

13coins no longer in use.
1. Silver sixpence (6d). first used during the rein of Edward VI al the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was or8ginally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947.

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@izzythepush,

13coins no longer in use.
1. Silver sixpence (6d). first used during the rein of Edward VI al the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was or8ginally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947.
2. Spanish Doubloon

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@P E Dant,

13coins no longer in use.
1. Silver sixpence (6d). first used during the rein of Edward VI al the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was or8ginally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947.
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny

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@coluber2001,

13 Coins no longer in use
1. Silver sixpence (6d). First used during the rein of Edward VI all the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was originally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)

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@P E Dant,

13 Coins no longer in use
1. Silver sixpence (6d). First used during the rein of Edward VI all the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was originally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)
5. US silver coins

1 Reply

@coluber2001,

13 Coins no longer in use
1. Silver sixpence (6d). First used during the rein of Edward VI all the way until Elizabeth II. It even lasted decimalisation being worth 2 and a half new pence and staying in circulation until 1980. The coin was originally sterling silver until 1920, then 50% silver until 1946 with the silver being removed in 1947
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)
5. US silver coins
6. Wampum

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@BillW,

13 Coins no longer in use

1. Silver sixpence (6d).
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)
5. US silver coins
6. Wampum
7. Roman Denarius

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@tsarstepan,

13 Coins no longer in use

1. Silver sixpence (6d).
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)
5. US silver coins
6. Wampum
7. Roman Denarius
8. Florin 2/ (worth 2 shillings, stayed in circulation post decimalisation with a value of 10p, withdrawn at the same time as the sixpence.)

1 Reply

@izzythepush,

13 Coins no longer in use

1. Silver sixpence (6d).
2. Spanish Doubloon
3. Indian head penny
4. Finnish penni (100 penniä = 1 markka - now Euros)
5. US silver coins
6. Wampum
7. Roman Denarius
8. Florin 2/ (worth 2 shillings, stayed in circulation post decimalisation with a value of 10p, withdrawn at the same time as the sixpence.)
9. MTA subway token

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