They're very low RPM and very low time in the air. Nothing I would accept for any decision worth flipping a coin for.
They're very low RPM and very low time in the air. Nothing I would accept for any decision worth flipping a coin for.
Even if the testing was as many flips as possible over years and years of automated means, with a flipping machine that varies flipping power and angle, and detecting sub-millimeter wearing on the surface of a coin, and every single coin style/size in existence, of every single wear level possible from all positions and angles, through every different combination of typical earth-based air percentages... What does the result really mean? It doesn't actually come up with a "conclusion", its just an accounting of an exact series of events. You will still never use that into the future, you will still describe the act as having a probability of outcome.