Egyptian Coin Trade Puzzle

Name: Egyptian Coin Trade Puzzle
Brand: Project Genius
SKU: PROJECTGENIUS0001
Price: 14.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

£14.95

The Egyptian Coin Trade puzzle is a challenging puzzle with an easy concept. There are three rows of coins and you need to try and swap over the gold and silver lines while the bronze ends up back in the same place.

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Description

Egyptian Coin Trade is a fun and challenging puzzle. Try and arrange the coins so that the gold and silver lines swap places. You want to end with the bronze, silver and gold coins each in their own row matching the coloured chain at the bottom of it.

A simple concept but deceptively difficult puzzle. Great fun to play around with and may prove fairly frustrating to some!

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Egyptian Coin Trade Puzzle

£14.95

Our Thoughts

Get Mixed Up

Once you start with this puzzle it can be hard to work out what you need to do as all the coins become mixed up. Test your logical thinking and see if you can solve it!

Brand

Project Genius

Difficulty

Level 7

Material

Wood

Origin

China

Excellent puzzle!

Very well made and quite fiendish. Took the recipient - a life-long puzzler - some time to do, first to work out how, and find the imposed limitations on the movement of the pieces, such that they each can only progress so far along the spiral arms, then the time to achieve the solution. Very positive comments afterwards, and it looks attractive as well. Definitely recommended, but might defeat beginners.

Trickier than first appears

No- it’s not been badly finished. It’s designed that only some of the coins will slide the full track length. So much more of a challenge but nice to pick up and try and then put down while you think another approach without timing out as on electronic games!