Two-up, like other coin tossing games, is relatively simple to play, however, the rules may vary depending on where you live. Onlookers can generally only bet on heads or tails, however some ...

What shoots up the price for this particular coin is an almost imperceptible "2017" stamped on its tails side. The date is so ...

What shoots up the price for this particular coin is an almost imperceptible "2017" stamped on its tails side. The date is so tiny that spotting it might prove to be a challenge. In a recent ...

from the movie "The Dark Knight," who flips coins to make decisions, confident of controlling the fate irrespective of the outcome. It's a classic case of "heads I win, tails you lose," which ...

The coins must fall within the perimeter of the ring to be accepted in the game. There are three possible results: two heads, two tails or one of each, which is known as ‘odds’. Bets are ...

What shoots up the price for this particular coin is an almost imperceptible "2017" stamped on its tails side. The date is so ...

Mr Singeri suggested- ed a K50 with a picture of the Chief Minister, Mr Somare, a K20 note featuring the Finance Minister, Mr Chan, and the Queen’s head on the K1 coin. The K1 coin has a hole in the ...