LinkedIn Pinpoint #754 Hints & Answer: Plates & Coins
LinkedIn Pinpoint #754 for Sunday, May 24, 2026 starts with “Plates” and “Coins”. Explore the clues below, then reveal the category and how each clue connects.
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Reveal answer & analysis
Plates, coins, Frisbees, manhole covers, CDs, and DVDs share a disk-like form: broad, flat, and circular.
5 Clues
- Clue 1Plates
- Clue 2Coins
- Clue 3Frisbees
- Clue 4Manhole covers
- Clue 5CDs and DVDs (it's the last D)
Why this answer fits
Coins and CDs give the geometry immediately. Manhole covers and Frisbees confirm the shape at very different scales and uses.
Quick wink: The CD remembered when being a disk was a full-time occupation.
How to find the connection
- Compare Coins with CDs and DVDs; each is a thin circular object.
- Add Plates and Frisbees, which preserve the broad disk shape despite different thickness and curvature.
- Use circular manhole covers as the large, heavy final confirmation.
Clue-by-clue explanation
| Clue | Connection evidence |
|---|---|
| Plates | A typical dinner plate has a broad circular face with a shallow profile. |
| Coins | Most coins are minted as small, flat circular pieces. |
| Frisbees | A Frisbee is a shallow aerodynamic flying disc. |
| Manhole covers | Many manhole covers are circular disks so they cannot fall through their own round openings. |
| CDs and DVDs (it's the last D) | Compact discs and DVDs are flat circular optical-storage media—the final D in each abbreviation means disc. |
Questions about Pinpoint #754
Which clues start this puzzle?
The first two clues are “Plates” and “Coins”. The complete five-clue list is above.
Where is the category answer?
Open “Reveal answer & analysis” above to see the category and a separate explanation for each clue.
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