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Flip a US Penny Online (1¢)

Authentic 3D US Lincoln 1-Cent copper penny simulator. Settle quick decisions and explore numismatic specifications with cryptographic fairness.

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High-Resolution Numismatic Renders

Official Obverse (Heads) & Reverse (Tails) Coin Faces

US Lincoln Penny 1 Cent Obverse (Heads) showing Abraham Lincoln profile
👑 Obverse (Heads)

Abraham Lincoln Profile & Brenner Inscription

Sculpted by Victor David Brenner in 1909 to commemorate Lincoln's centennial with 'IN GOD WE TRUST' and 'LIBERTY'.

US Penny Reverse (Tails) showing Union Shield and E Pluribus Unum
⚡ Reverse (Tails)

Union Shield & 13 Vertical Stripes

Depicts the Lyndall Bass Union Shield with 13 vertical stripes beneath the national motto 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' and 'ONE CENT'.

Numismatic Specifications of the American One-Cent Coin

First minted in 1793 as a large pure copper coin, the American penny has evolved into the most widely circulated denomination in the United States:

DesignerVictor David Brenner (Obv) / Lyndall Bass (Rev)
Diameter & Thickness19.05 mm / 1.52 mm
Mass / Weight2.500 g (0.088 oz)
Composition97.5% Zinc, 2.5% Copper Plating

Unlike physical spinning which causes pennies to fall Tails up 80% of the time due to Lincoln's heavier head relief, our digital simulator uses the Web Crypto CSPRNG engine to eliminate mechanical mass asymmetry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which side is Heads on a US Penny?

The Obverse (Heads) face features the iconic profile portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th US President, designed by Victor David Brenner in 1909, along with the national motto 'IN GOD WE TRUST' and 'LIBERTY'.

Which side is Tails on a US Penny?

On modern pennies (2010 to present), the Reverse (Tails) depicts the Union Shield with 13 vertical stripes beneath the national motto 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' and the denomination 'ONE CENT'. Older pennies (1959–2008) feature the Lincoln Memorial.

What is the physical composition and weight of a US Penny?

Since 1982, the US penny is composed of 97.5% zinc core with a 2.5% copper plating. It weighs exactly 2.500 grams with a diameter of 19.05 mm (0.750 in) and has a smooth, unreeded edge.