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Longest Coin Domino Chain

United States

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Batavia, Illinois, United States / August 24, 2011

Ryan Bonifas made a domino chain using 32 American nickels and successfully made the entire chain topple.

- chain must topple in order from first coin pushed
- all coins must remain standing until toppled by the previous coin
- only coins that topple from the first push are counted
- multi-sided coins like this one are not permitted
- must follow form of current world record holder
- must provide video evidence

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Comments
  • The Internet kaan savas

    thanks

  • The Internet kaan savas

    easy

  • Spain Daniel Romero

    You say muy, muy bien, for the next one ;)

  • United States Simon Kirk

    Moy moy bien!!!

  • Australia Peter Craig

    I agree Emily, the timelapse is interesting. I like seeing failed attempts and the process leading up to finally setting a benchmark. After seeing the chain fall a few times at the start it makes it all the more tense as more and more coins are added.

  • United States Rob Costa

    Thanks!

  • United States Emily Patricia

    Love the time lapse. Love the record!

  • United States Simon Kirk

    This is a great category. Well done Simon for thinking up such a great idea. You are truly amazing. (Great attempt).

  • Australia Peter Craig

    I'm happy to open the category but I know some coins are much easier than others so would be nice in future if the category gets HEAPS of submissions to split it back into coin or at least denominational. Do coins in the chain now have to be the same then?

  • Canada Dan Rollman

    Ryan and Peter -- Changed to "Longest Coin Domino Chain" to open up the category for all. Added criteria to ensure we don't deal with multi-sided coins. Feels like this keeps the category fair for all participants.

  • United States Ryan Bonifas

    i say it goes to longest coin chain

  • Australia Peter Craig

    I'd put my hand up for separate categories for different coins, but another one which can be the best of any type of coin or combination of coins. It's dissapointing I can't do this record because I don't have any nickels but the Australian 10c piece is a very close match. But I'd use a thicker coin or our 50c piece which isn't round which wouldn't be fair http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiftycentcoin_(Australian)

  • Canada Dan Rollman

    Louis I support your involvement. Is anyone uncomfortable with us changing the record category to Longest Coin Domino Chain? Speak up if so.

  • The Internet Louis Singleton-Knott

    Hey great record and i want to give it a shot but im English so don't have any nickels can I use a substitute coin (10p maybe??) or should I create a new record??

  • United States Ryan Bonifas

    sorry for not counting them but i completely forgot i was so exited

  • United States Emily Patricia

    This record needs to get really reallllly high!

  • Canada Dan Rollman

    Awesome record, Ryan! For future attempts, I think we should insist that coins be counted on camera, either before or after attempt.

  • United States Schuyler Van Horn

    Simon you never cease to amaze.

  • United States Simon Kirk

    This is an amazing record, Simon.

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