1948 Great Britain half crown

This double headed penny sold for R30,000. A while back, I sorted out some coins I had acquired many years ago and found a double headed George VI penny. More than 80 years ago there was a popular gambling game called 2up. Basically, if you flipped the coin and it landed 2 or 3 times on heads, you won the pot. It was risky for a cheater but lucrative to have a double headed coin but they would have to be fast to switch the coin back to the normal one after they won the pot. My coin, although it looks real, is unfortunately fake 🙁 weighs 13g instead of 9g

1940 United Kingdom 1d penny George V with 'IND:IMP'
Composition: Bronze.
Weight: 9.45g.
Diameter: 30.8mm
Thickness: 1.6mm
Condition as per images

1947 United Kingdom 2 Shillings - George VI with 'IND:IMP' X2
Copper-nickel Weight 11.31g Diameter 28.5mm Thickness 2.25mm
condition as per images

1956 United Kingdom 2 Shillings - Elizabeth II 1st portrait, no `BRITT:OMN`
Copper-nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni) Weight 11.31g Diameter 28.5mm Thickness 2.5mm
condition as per images

1957 United Kingdom 2 Shillings - Elizabeth II 1st portrait, no `BRITT:OMN`
Copper-nickel (75% Cu, 25% Ni) Weight 11.31g Diameter 28.5mm Thickness 2.5mm
condition as per images