I'm not talking about a magician's coin or a fake double heads / double tails coin, this one was officially issued in 1965 in England. It has two "heads." Yeah I know, the dated side is considered the "obverse" and the non dated side is the "reverse" but I'm thinking this isn't the only coin that could be considered a "double heads" coin. I'm thinking one could successfully use this in a "Heads, I Win / Tails, You Lose" decision without being branded a "cheater." This can't be the only double heads coin out there. Let's see yours . . . . . . Qualifiers: just because a coin has a "person" on the reverse and you can see their face, does not qualify it. I'm talking about double profile / double bust image coins. Here's mine. It's a 1965 Churchill Crown.
