You can place a ruler across the coin's center, or if you're interested in being more precise you can get a small instrument called a caliper. A caliper has sliding jaws and a scale that tell you how wide the jaws are open when placed around a coin or similar object.
If it's a US coin, the US Mint website has a list of specifications including weights and diameters. Other sites such as coinfacts.com have similar information.
The current USA 10 Cents coin is 17.91mm
Radius = 1/2 of the diameter = 328/2 = 164 millimeters
2 millimeters
24.30mm
Nineteen millimeters.
1.5 inches, or 38.1 millimeters.
The current USA 10 Cents coin is 17.91mm
The 2 p coin weighs 7.12 grams. It has a diameter of 25.9 millimeters and a thickness of 1.85 millimeters (1971 until 1992) or 2.03 millimeters (1992 and newer).
A UK one pence coin has a diameter of 20.32 millimetres. A two pence coin has a diameter of 25.9mm. A five pence has a diameter of 18mm. A ten pence has a diameter of 24.5mm. A twenty pence is heptagonal and has a diameter of 21.4mm. A fifty pence is heptagonal and has a diameter of 27.3mm. A one pound coin has a diameter of 22.5mm. A two pound coin has a diameter of 28.4mm.
Radius is one-half of the diameter of a circle. Therefore, the radius of an eight-inch diameter circle is four inches. The diameter of a circle is a straight line joining a point on the circumference through the centre to the 'opposite' point on the circumference.
The dimensions of a $2.50 Indian Head coin are: Diameter - 18 millimeters Weight - 4.18 grams Fineness - 0.900
10 millimeters = 1 centimeter The size of a small coin The size of a stamp The size of a pin The size of your nails The diameter of a small circle
Radius = 1/2 of the diameter = 328/2 = 164 millimeters
20 millimeters
2 millimeters
21.21 millimeters wide
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