Ranked #7 · Friday, October 30, 2026
Coins by weight
The Friday, October 30, 2026 puzzle: put these five in order, from Heaviest at the top to Lightest at the bottom.
- 2-euro coinEurozone
- Australian 50-cent coin12-sided, Australia
- British 2-pound coinTwo-tone, UK
- Japanese 1-yen coinJapan
- US quarter25 cents, USA
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🪙 Australian 50-cent coin15.55 g
Australia switched its 50c from a round silver coin to this 12-sided cupronickel one in 1969. Source
🪙 British 2-pound coin12 g
Britain's £2 coin pairs a gold-coloured outer ring with a silver-coloured centre, and has circulated since 1998. Source
🪙 2-euro coin8.5 g
Each issuing country, even tiny Monaco and Vatican City, designs its own national side, giving dozens of versions. Source
🪙 US quarter5.67 g
The quarter's edge has 119 ridges, and the coin weighs almost exactly one-fifth of an ounce. Source
🪙 Japanese 1-yen coin1 g
Made of pure aluminium, it weighs exactly 1 gram and can float on water thanks to surface tension. Source
Current standard circulating issue of each coin, official mint specifications.
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