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10. Convert the value from step 9 back to heads or tails as defined in step 1.
## Flipping Multiple Coins with 3+ Friends
-This is the most difficult coin flip: multiple coins with more than 2 participants. I think you get the gist of it by now and I don't really need to type all this out, but I will for completeness sake. Not much will be changed from the above steps though.
+This is the most difficult coin flip: multiple coins with more than 2 participants. I think you get the gist of it by now and I don't really need to type all this out, but I will for completeness' sake. Not much will be changed from the above steps though.
1. Flip N physical coins. Heads represents 0. Tails represents 1. Concatenate the coin flip results.
2. Append to the result of step 1 a space followed by a [nonce](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptographic_nonce) that your friends cannot easily guess. Never reuse the nonce. For the sequence heads tails heads tails heads, it will look like this: 01010 yabynkgpbfnagntyzvgvgmwaa