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[[File:Rectangleblock.png|thumb|A rectangular Block from ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]] | [[File:Rectangleblock.png|thumb|A rectangular Block from ''Super Mario 3D Land''.]] | ||
Both ? Block and Brick Block-style Coin Blocks appear in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]''. Also appearing are rectangular blocks. Usually Mario gets three coins from these; but on rare occasion, Mario may find a '''rectangular coin block''', | Both ? Block and Brick Block-style Coin Blocks appear in ''[[Super Mario 3D Land]]''. Also appearing are rectangular blocks. Usually Mario gets three coins from these; but on rare occasion, Mario may find a '''rectangular coin block''', he can hit these multiple times, allowing Mario to get three times more coins then an average coin block would give him. '''Flying Coin Blocks''', flying question blocks that give multiple coins, appear as well. ''Super Mario 3D Land'' also has coin blocks that shoot coins onto the ground. | ||
''Super Mario 3D Land'' also features coin blocks that Mario can wear over his body, called [[Question Box]]es. These allow Mario to collect infinite coins when walking while wearing it. Like the Propeller Box, the block is lost once the player finishes the level or is injured, but is rewarded with an extra life if brought to the Flagpole. | ''Super Mario 3D Land'' also features coin blocks that Mario can wear over his body, called [[Question Box]]es. These allow Mario to collect infinite coins when walking while wearing it. Like the Propeller Box, the block is lost once the player finishes the level or is injured, but is rewarded with an extra life if brought to the Flagpole. | ||