Puzzle 12 - Enigma
Congratulations! You have reached the final stage of the #TuringChallenge. Now it's time to count your change...
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These technical drawings are for the British Bombe, the machine specified by Turing and one of the primary tools used to break Enigma-enciphered messages during WWII.
This is a meta puzzle.
Cash in your answers in increasing order and take careful note of your change because they form an enciphered message.
We have already set up the Enigma machine for you; so after solving the previous puzzles you can type in your message to find out what you’ve done!

All the previous 11 answers are anagrams of pre-decimal coins with an extra letter inserted.
We chose these coins because 2021 is not only the launch of the new £50 note, but marks the 50th anniversary of decimalisation.
If we rank these in order of increasing value:
| Farthing | E | £0 0s ¼d |
| Groat | M | £0 0s 4d |
| Tanner | L | £0 0s 6d |
| Bob | L | £0 1s 0d |
| Florin | J | £0 2s 0d |
| Crown | E | £0 5s 0d |
| Noble | Y | £0 6s 8d |
| Laurel | C | £1 0s 0d |
| Sovereign | E | £1 0s 0d |
| Unite | M | £1 0s 0d |
| Guinea | E | £1 1s 0d |
The Enigma Machine then decrypts EMLLJEYCEME to give STERLING JOB, which you certainly did if you made it to the end!
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