Coins with No Date (ND)

Any coin that has two dates on it and commemorates something is classified as No Date!!!
Now stop rejecting my changes.
Example: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2695.html
Not No Date : https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6439.html
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it is very stupid, kommodore.
ND shall be applied ONLY to coins, where we really don't know the date, e.g. medieval or ancient coins.

If a coin is certainly minted in 1977, then it is 1977 regardless that the date is written on the coin or not.

Yes, tell that to Krause catalogue.
The date is showed (xxxx) when you put no date.
I had my requests approved so I am right.

引用する: kommodoreYes, tell that to Krause catalogue.

     I never said Krause is not stupid!

Yes that's why the catalog is a reference in numismatics.

I have to disagree, kommodore. I'm sorry.

There are times when commemorative issues have a commemorating date on the coin, but it is not the same as the date of issue. That is why we use "No date" instead of the date on the coin.

Because of school (one more week left, sweetmama), I haven't taken a look at the request list, but I would leave a message if I rejected a request that wasn't obvious to reject.

引用する: SmartOneKgThere are times when commemorative issues have a commemorating date on the coin, but it is not the same as the date of issue. That is why we use "No date" instead of the date on the coin.

That's what I said.  

By the way your Japanese is wrong on your signature.

I'll take a look at the requests when I get home. From here, I can just help out on the forum only.

Could you correct it for me please?

Watakushi no risuto kara kouka wo urimasu.

私のリストから硬貨を売ります。

EDIT: If you write Romaaji to someone who speaks Japanese, it would be silly.

I had my request rejected for this coin: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces9366.html
It says the date is on the coin..but it has 2 years....judging by this, it means that this coin https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces2695.html is made in 1977 but it's not.
That's why we need to put no date on coins with 2 dates!