"on the coin" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to specify the location or placement of something on the surface of a coin. Example: The date is engraved on the coin.
From then on, the Coin amounts consumers receive for subsequent purchases will vary.
Unfortunately, the text quoted on the coin differs by one crucial "that" from the text written by Joyce.
Many coins also feature the initials of the artists who designed the coin or one of its sides engraved somewhere on the coin.
On the coin, Liberty holds a torch in one hand, representing enlightenment; an olive branch in the other, a symbol of peace.
Scribble on the coin with the pencil so you have almost coloured one side of the coin.
So they settled on the coin flip.
Whose face do you see on the coin?
I didn't want to count on the coin flip.
The crux of the rule is to make overtime outcomes less dependent on the coin flip.
The words "Shiloh April 6, 1862 My life Preserver" are inscribed on the coin.
It wasn't as if Teddy Roosevelt had suggested putting himself on the coin".
