Flip an Australian Dollar Coin

Flip an Australian dollar-themed coin to pick between two options. The illustrated coin and result counter make it easy to see each outcome.

Press Flip coin to see heads or tails. The totals and percentage bar follow each toss. Reset clears the record for a fresh round.

Run a Two-Choice Vote

Use this Australian dollar-themed toss after a group has narrowed a small choice to two acceptable options. Assign the options to heads and tails, then flip once. The result appears below the coin even if you turn animation off.

For repeated rounds, the bar and counters show the split. Reset between games, or choose another design from the coin list.

About the Australian Dollar Coin

Australia introduced its one-dollar coin in 1984 to replace the one-dollar note. The standard reverse design shows five kangaroos, although commemorative versions have used other artwork. The Royal Australian Mint describes the coin and its designs.

Choose this page for an Australian dollar theme, then read the heads-or-tails result below the illustration. It is a virtual toss, so the pictured design does not identify a particular circulating or collectible coin.

What the Result Means

Heads and tails are the only outcomes shown here. The design of the coin does not affect the random result. When you need a clean new round, press Reset to clear the counts.

The illustration is for play and should not be used to check the details of a real coin. Real coins can have different designs and years.