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10-28-2005, 07:40 PM
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Re: Coin Flip Question for Non-Americans
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[ QUOTE ] Or, is there some standard way to determine which side is heads for all coins? Such as maybe using the side with the mint year as heads and other side as tails? [/ QUOTE ] There are US coins with the mint year on the tails side. [/ QUOTE ] I suppose you're referring to select gold coins from the 1800s. Also, there are some US coins that don't have a head, such as the 2-cent piece, but I've never been in a coin-flipping situation with them. -RMJ 
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10-28-2005, 07:48 PM
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Re: Coin Flip Question for Non-Americans
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Or, is there some standard way to determine which side is heads for all coins? Such as maybe using the side with the mint year as heads and other side as tails? [/ QUOTE ] There are US coins with the mint year on the tails side. [/ QUOTE ] I suppose you're referring to select gold coins from the 1800s. Also, there are some US coins that don't have a head, such as the 2-cent piece, but I've never been in a coin-flipping situation with them. -RMJ [/ QUOTE ] The "new" state quarters have the year on tails, as do, maybe, the new nickels.
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