Czech crowns
Oliver has one 1-crown coin. Philip has a 5-crown coin, a 2-crown coin, and a 1-crown coin. Ralph has a 20-crown banknote, a 10-crown banknote, and a 5-crown coin. The boys received a 51-crown coin together. How can they share the money fairly, given that they cannot break any of the coins?
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