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Juno - Coin Case (2020)
Juno - Coin Case (2020)

Juno - Coin Case (2020)

xenokathexis 119
Item Location: United States

$292.00

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Durston 31 $292.00 30.08.2026 01:57:54
Rakasis 49 $291.00 30.08.2026 01:57:54
Rakasis 49 $268.00 30.08.2026 00:03:34
Durston 31 $258.00 30.08.2026 00:03:34
Durston 31 $255.00 29.08.2026 08:04:01
Rakasis 49 $245.00 29.08.2026 08:04:01
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Description

⟬ Juno Fortnight ⟭——[ puzzles designed by Junichi Yananose ]——07. Coin Case (2020)


from Juno's description:


This is the simplest puzzle box Juno has ever designed. The number of steps is also small, and it is an easy puzzle. Some of our customers might solve the puzzle within a minute but if you cannot find out the trick, it can take a lot longer. Since Juno designed many complex, difficult puzzles, he thought it will be good to occasionally release easier puzzles. After you solve it, it will be good to make fun of your friends with the puzzle.


It is NOT a sequential discovery puzzle, but genuinely categorized as a trick opening puzzle box. There are no tools required to solve the puzzle and all you have to do is find a way to open the box.


made from Queensland silver ash, American black walnut, Papua New Guinea rosewood, jarrah, and a bit o' metal




♫: 


—1. everything i have is in the photos.


—2. shipment is by USPS Priority Mail, insured for the full sale price and trackable.


—3. shipping will be calculated after all auctions in this phase are closed (because it makes invoicing so much easier).


—4. payment is via PayPal only.


—5. all puzzles in my collection have been kept out of sunlight, in a humidity-stable room or sealed plastic container, away from pets unless they can solve them, and in a non-smoking household.



thank you for looking, and good luck if you bid.


:cameron:


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