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I'll bite.
It's a "skone". Clue is in the fact it's spelt "scone", ie just substitute the K for a C. It it was a skon it would be called a scon.
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Skone, like phone and bone.
Skon, like shone and gone.
Those don't rhyme
The town in Scotland is pronounced "Skoon".
If it was suppose to be a skone it would be called a skone.
This is the correct answer.
Which is precisely why 'shone' and 'shown' are said the same way, of course.