1. Bi-metallics 2 Euro 2013 False.....by Martin Peeters, The Netherlands
When you look in:
http://www.numismatica-visual.es/2015/02/moneda-de-2-euros-falsa-castillos-de-europa/
one can read about a false Bi-metallic 2 Euro 2013:
--Quote:
When someone intends to counterfeit 2-euro coins, with the intention of paying them, the most logical is that mimics a coin of which are in circulation.

The amazing thing about the currency of which I will speak, is the author or authors have even designed a new currency and given name,
"Castles of Europe", as if it belonged to a series
--Unquote

2. Bi-metallic 250 Roubles 2015 from Russian Cruiser Aurora....by Pabitra Saha, UK
Here a picture of the Bi-metallic 250 Roubles from the Russian Cruiser Aurora V.I Lenin ‏


3. Bi-metallic Quiz Game #967….…by Jack Hepler, USA
The State of Tlaxcala Coat of Arms is shown on the Mexican Bi-metallic 100 Pesos coin issue in 2003. 
What do the letters I K F in the design of this Coat of Arms represent?

See this coin and others at the WBCC website:  http://wbcc-online.com
Please send your answer to: heplerj@juno.com.

WBCC Quiz Game Prize
A Bi-metallic prize will be awarded each month. The player who has the most correct answers in a month will be the winner.
 If there is a tie, a random drawing will be conducted to select a winner.  The February prize is a Bi-metallic 2 Dollars of Canada or other suitable coin.

Bi-metallic Quiz question #966
The Republic of Adyegeya is featured on a Russian Bi-metallic 10 Roubles coin issue in 2009. 
What four legged animal is in the design of this coin?
Answer: Horse.

4. Super Quiz #36…………by Jack Hepler, USA
There are at least seven countries with Bi-metallic coins incorporating the image of a bridge. 
Name four and the body of water under the bridge.

Answer to Super Quiz #35
There are countries with monarchs as head of the state.  They do not have bimetallic coins as yet.  They are completely surrounded by countries having bimetallic coins.  Name at least 2 of these non-bimetallic countries.
Swaziland and Liechtenstein.  There were other non Bi-metallic countries with kings but were partially surrounded by water.
There were two players in this game.  The winner is Gabor Toth, WBCC member #80

5. New Bi-, Tri-, or Tetra-metallic images...by Rod Sell, WBCC Webmaster
The new Bi-, Tri-, or Tetra-metallic images are shown at:
http://wbcc-online.com/new-releases/new-images.html

"See you" next week,
Martin Peeters, Focal Point of the Worldwide Bi-metallic Collectors Club wbcc@hotmail.nl

The Worldwide Bi-metallic Collectors Club (WBCC) was established September 14, 1996 and is the very first
Worldwide Collectors Club using the Internet.  Goal of the WBCC is exchange Bi-, Tri-, and Tetra-metallics and
exchange knowledge about Bi-, Tri-, and Tetra-metallics

WBCC Organisation:
WBCC Webmaster: Rod Sell, Australia, rodsell@rodsell.com
WBCC DoCu-Centre: Frans Dubois, Netherlands, dubois.f@wxs.nl
WBCC Research Centre: Paul Baker, UK, 85@wbcc.fsnet.co.uk
WBCC Developement Centre: Jack Hepler, USA, heplerj@juno.com
WBCC Public Relations Centre: Max Aiello, Italy,  wbcc73@gmail.com
WBCC Focal Point ANA Conventions: Ray Lockwood, USA, sunrayofmarion@aol.com
WBCC Focal Point: Martin Peeters, The Netherlands, wbcc@hotmail.nl