For this problem, can you figure out what the missing number is?

will reveal submitted answers in 1-2 days.

Have a couple more puzzles to post in the next 12-24 hrs…

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The goal of this puzzle game is to position the riders so that it looks like each of them is riding a horse.

Note: Horses may not overlap.

Click on image below to play in flash.

The above is based on Sam Loyd’s ‘Saddle the Horse’ puzzle of 1871. His version, however, was likely derived from the ‘Dead Dogs Puzzle’ which appeared in an 1849 book The Family Friend.

Interestingly, when P.T. Barnum came across Loyd’s puzzle, he supposedly bought it for $10,000 (a lot of money back then!) and handed it out to the millions of people who visited his circus- making it one of the most popular puzzles of all time.

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For this puzzle, mentally rotate the rings so that when they are all properly aligned, four 5-letter words appear.

Note: words are read from outer to inner ring.

answers to be revealed in a day, thanks

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For this puzzle, arrange the 12 ancient coins in six rows, with four coins in each row.

Click on image below to play the puzzle in flash.

There are two winning configurations that I know of; will reveal submitted answers in a day or 2.

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The pictures below are in the wrong order. For this puzzle, can you arrange them so the cartoon strip tells a story?

(Click on picture below to jump to higher resolution)

will reveal submitted answers in a day or 2, thanks.

Here’s  a similar cartoon puzzle we posted earlier,  Car Troubles

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For this puzzle, make the words "Rob Roy" with a line running directly through the center of each word as in the illustration below without moving the pencil from the paper or crossing a line, or going over any line twice.

[from an old Gallaher cigarette card]

will reveal answer picture in a day or 2, thanks.

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