Three coins, six times. Heads count three, tails two. Six is an old yin line, nine an old yang; old lines are about to change into their opposite, and if any do, you get a second hexagram. The lines are built from the bottom up, the way the book does it.

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Names and Judgments exactly as in James Legge, The I Ching, Sacred Books of the East vol. XVI (1882), public domain, via sacred-texts.com/ich/. Line ring marks an old yang, the cross an old yin.