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How many sides does a five pence coin have?
8
How many sides has a 20penny piece?
A British twenty pence coin has seven sides.
Why is deviance and conformity on the opposite sides of the same coin?
how are deviance and conformity on different sides of the coin
How many sides does a fifty pence piece have?
It has 7 sides but they are not flat, they are slightly curved. The coin is designed to have a constant diameter so that vending machines work with it.
What do call the ridges on the sides of coins?
Coin Edge.
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