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"We've seen all the data and crunched all the numbers, now, heads or tails?"

"Heads!"

'OK, let's see who's going to be the pack horse today: Heads or tails?'

"This case poses a very difficult choice... I know, coin toss!"

"Hang on! Every time we flip to decide who will distract the cat, you call 'Heads' and I lose! Let me see this coin of yours!"

"Oh well, I guess I'm lucky that he's not a duck hunter."

"Heads or tails?"

"Get another opinion if you wish, Mr. Von Flip...But I'm confident it will still come up ' heads - we operate.'"

'I try and humour him...it's the only exercise he gets!'

Made all my investment decisions with a coin flip.

"Heads, we go with the analytics. Tails, we don't."

Bank of England Suspends Gold Payments Following Run on the Banks

'Yawn! I'll toss you to see who goes...'

"Are we interested in a meticulously detailed, genuine silver coin, issued and authenticated by the Franklin Mint, honoring whichever schmuck wins?"

"I think the idea behind coin collecting is to get one of each kind, not all of the same kind!"

Jury Room

"One of these days you're going to throw that thing and I'm not going to bring it back."

'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

"'I'm checking my answers."

'Good grief! Why are they dragging me into this?'

"They're flipping to see who pays for the meal."

The Jury Decides.

'It was a toss-up whether to mow the lawn or play golf.'

"I borrowed it from my neighbor, he's a big tennis guy."

'Heads I do, tails I'm outta here.'

'Another 'undecided'.'

"Flip you for the top bunk."

'I'm bringing you into the decision-making process, Ruggles. Here -- flip this coin.'

Inventive Uses of Halo

'You paid $12,000 for a penny?--Yesterday you complained when I didn't buy generic Jell-O.'

Beggar with a sign that reads 'Need a rare 1905 Buffalo nickel to complete my collection- thanks!'

'Can I have my quarterback now?'

Judge's Dilemma.

'Coin collecting is the hobby of kings? I always thought it was torturing peasants.'

Cover story: Canadian Mint.