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	OBJECT OF THE GAME		OBJECT OF THE GAME
	Players initially agree on a target score such as 10 or 15 or 20 points. Each card of the Coins suit is worth one point. As soon as one of the players reaches the target score, ~~he wins~~ the game.		Players initially agree on a target score such as 10 or 15 or 20 points. Each card of the Coins suit is worth one point. As soon as one of the players reaches the target score, they win the game.

	PLAY		PLAY
	The dealer of the first hand of the game is the oldest player. In subsequent hands, the player to the right of the winner of the last trick deals. The player to the dealer's right shuffles the cards. The player to the dealer's left cuts the deck. The entire deck is dealt face down, one card at a time, clockwise, beginning on the dealer's left. After all the cards have been dealt, the player to the dealer's left leads the trick by placing any card from ~~his~~ hand face up on the table. Then the player to that player's left likewise plays any one of ~~his~~ cards. Finally, the third player (the dealer) plays any card.		The dealer of the first hand of the game is the oldest player. In subsequent hands, the player to the right of the winner of the last trick deals. The player to the dealer's right shuffles the cards. The player to the dealer's left cuts the deck. The entire deck is dealt face down, one card at a time, clockwise, beginning on the dealer's left. After all the cards have been dealt, the player to the dealer's left leads the trick by placing any card from their hand face up on the table. Then the player to that player's left likewise plays any one of their cards. Finally, the third player (the dealer) plays any card.

	The player with the highest valued card in the trick (see TRICK CARD VALUES above) wins the trick. The trick winner adds the number of Coins in the trick to ~~his~~ total, collects the three cards of the trick, and places them face down on ~~his~~ stack of tricks. The winner of the trick leads the next trick.		The player with the highest valued card in the trick (see TRICK CARD VALUES above) wins the trick. The trick winner adds the number of Coins in the trick to their total, collects the three cards of the trick, and places them face down on their stack of tricks. The winner of the trick leads the next trick.

	AUTHOR’S NOTE		AUTHOR’S NOTE
	Feel free to publish this rule sheet and to program the game of Coins. No licensing fee or royalties are expected. However, please don’t change the name or the rules, and please attribute the game to me, Mark Steere. My other games can be found at marksteeregames.com.		Feel free to publish this rule sheet and to program the game of Coins. No licensing fee or royalties are expected. However, please don’t change the name or the rules, and please attribute the game to me, Mark Steere. My other games can be found at marksteeregames.com.

Wickedestjr at 00:01, 25 November 2022

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	Swords		Swords
	Clubs		Clubs

			RANKS (high to low) Ace, King (Rey), Knight (Caballo), Knave (Sota), 9 to 2.

	TRICK CARD VALUES		TRICK CARD VALUES

Shobu at 15:54, 16 November 2022

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	INTRODUCTION		INTRODUCTION
	Coins is a trick taking card game for three players. A Spanish deck of 48 cards is used.		Coins is a trick taking card game for three players. A Spanish deck of 48 cards is used.

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INTRODUCTION
Coins is a trick taking card game for three players. A Spanish deck of 48 cards is used.
Mark Steere designed Coins in October, 2022.

SUITS
Cups
Coins
Swords
Clubs

TRICK CARD VALUES
There are three types of tricks, as follows.

1. The three cards of the trick are of three different suits. Suit A beats suit B, and suit B beats suit C (see SUIT RELATIVE VALUES above). Suit A wins the trick.

2. Two cards of the trick are of the same suit and the third is of a different suit. The higher ranked, same-suit card wins the trick (see RANKS above).

3. The three cards of the trick are all of the same suit. The highest ranked card wins the trick.

OBJECT OF THE GAME
Players initially agree on a target score such as 10 or 15 or 20 points. Each card of the Coins suit is worth one point. As soon as one of the players reaches the target score, he wins the game.

PLAY
The dealer of the first hand of the game is the oldest player. In subsequent hands, the player to the right of the winner of the last trick deals. The player to the dealer's right shuffles the cards. The player to the dealer's left cuts the deck. The entire deck is dealt face down, one card at a time, clockwise, beginning on the dealer's left. After all the cards have been dealt, the player to the dealer's left leads the trick by placing any card from his hand face up on the table. Then the player to that player's left likewise plays any one of his cards. Finally, the third player (the dealer) plays any card.

The player with the highest valued card in the trick (see TRICK CARD VALUES above) wins the trick. The trick winner adds the number of Coins in the trick to his total, collects the three cards of the trick, and places them face down on his stack of tricks. The winner of the trick leads the next trick.

AUTHOR’S NOTE
Feel free to publish this rule sheet and to program the game of Coins. No licensing fee or royalties are expected. However, please don’t change the name or the rules, and please attribute the game to me, Mark Steere. My other games can be found at marksteeregames.com.