Retroworks Classic Caesar Cipher Medallion Decoder Ring

Retroworks Classic Caesar Cipher Medallion Decoder Ring
- Inspired by the Classic Decoder Rings of the Golden Era of Radio
- Solid Die-Struck Metal
- Weighs Just Over 1 Ounce, 1-1/2" (inches) in Diameter
- GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT/STOCKING STUFFER!
- Geocaching: Set the ring to 13 for a ROT13 hint decoder
The top ring rotates around the bottom one, setting your secret code number in the window. To use this ring, think of the inner disk as the true message and the outer disk as the encoded message. The numbers in the square window of the inner disk represent the code shift of your message. If you set 1 in the window, there is a shift of 1, and "A"="B", "B"="C" and so on. To encode a message, first choose your secret code shift number. Let's use 17 for an example by turning the inner disk until 17 is seen in the window. To encode "HELLO" you look across from "H" on the inner disk and see "Y" on the outer disk. Across from "E" is "V", "L"="C", "L"="C" again, and "O"="F". So with a code shift of 17, HELLO is encoded to YVCCF. The recipient of a message must know the code shift number to decode a message. Let's decode XPDDLRP. We have no idea what it says, but if we know the code number is 11, we can set that in the window. We decipher code from the outer ring to the inner. Across from "X" is "M", across from "P" is "E", "D"="S", "D"="S" again, "L"="A", "R"="G", and "P"="E". So XPDDLRP decoded with a shift of 11 is MESSAGE.
Country USA
Binding Kitchen
Brand Retroworks
Color Silver
IsAutographed
Label Retroworks
Manufacturer Retroworks
MPN 00001
PartNumber 00001
Publisher Retroworks
Studio Retroworks
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

Country	USA
Binding	Kitchen
Brand	Retroworks
Color	Silver
IsAutographed
Label	Retroworks
Manufacturer	Retroworks
MPN	00001
PartNumber	00001
Publisher	Retroworks
Studio	Retroworks
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

Retroworks Classic Caesar Cipher Medallion Decoder Ring

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