I cant imagine there is much research to give you a definite answer to your specific question but I would say it is very unlikely, but could be remotely possible.
We think of anything over 100mph as being fast because we tend to relate that sort of speed to driving a car and generally anything over 60 mph starts to be thought of a 'fast'.
In ballistic terms 126mph is pretty slow and the mass of a penny would not cause great trauma unless it hit you in the eye for example. Anywhere else on the body would probably sting a lot and would probably leave a bruise and possibly break the skin.
126 mph 203 km/h
1 hour 48 minutes.
About 1 hour 56 minutes at 65 mph
0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds. 0-100 mph in 7.6 seconds Quarter mile: 11.6 sec @ 126 mph Top speed: 202 mph
126 mph.
mph= miles per hour kph=kilometers per hour The Mallards top speed is 126 MPH (203 kph
It could reach up to 100 mph, with a regular penny.
2 h 15m 36s
126-130 MPH. 2000 stock prowler. Front bumper removed.
Electronically governed at 126 mph +1/-1. With no Governor, easily 144.
The technical data of the engine of the 1973 Fiat 126 includes a 594 cc engine. It has a maximum speed of 65 mph/105 km/h.
"Google" "Furthington Penny" The Furthington Penny was the first bicycle to achieve speedy transportation. However, it was very dangerous especially when braking on a downhill slope. Many bikers would flip over the front wheel, hitting the ground head first, thus the name "breakneck speed".