Heads or tails?

Is it possible to determine which side of a coin is going to turn up when you toss one?If possible what all information would be required to do so?

 

Its just out of curiosity nothing more.

 

Assuming that we know the impulse imparted to the coin,the point of application of impulse ,the dimensions and mass of the disc:
1)The angular velocity of the coin can be calculated.
2)The time of flight can be calculated.

Based on the above two values we can find out the angle the coin rotates which can help us know which face of the coin is facing up.
I have neglected air resistance and considered the angular velocity to be constant.Tell me if this is correct or not.

 

It doesn't need to rotate purely about a horizontal axis does it?
Anyway the impulse will give the center of mass a linear vertical velocity plus some angular moment about a horizontal axis passing through it.So the coin undergoes rotational as well as translatory motion.The angular momentum about the axis passing through the center of mass should remain constant as gravity is the only force which cannot cause any torque.Hence the angular velocity will remain constant.

 

What if the disc is kept horizontal and a perfectly vertical impulse is given