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I've always caught the coin and flipped it onto the back of my hand to display the result. So I guess I have an opposite-side bias.

• quietbritishjim 3y ago
  That's the usual way of doing it.
  • rootusrootus 3y ago
    Huh. I thought everyone did it my way. Flip it onto the floor, hunt it down, and see which side came up. I'm mostly serious. I know that's not ideal. But I've never been able to master the art of flipping a coin onto the back of my hand, and even catching it mid-air is hit-or-miss for me. The vast majority of time I or anyone I'm with has flipped a coin it's ended up on the floor.
    • quietbritishjim 3y ago
      > I've never been able to master the art of flipping a coin onto the back of my hand That's not the usual way of doing it. Usually, you catch it in the palm of your throwing hand, and only then put it on the back of your other hand, flipping it once more in the process.