What do you mean by a physical bitcoin? Do you own a Casascius coin?
If so, you should own a private key which can be used for unlocking your bitcoin in the blockchain and spending your fund.

Well First and foremost, welcome to the world of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency at large. And I guess it's my first time hearing about the physical Bitcoin. I barley had any idea of what it is, not until now. From my research, the physical Bitcoin is a like a representative of Bitcoin and usually holds within it a private key which will give you access to the Bitcoins. Here's a quote of Bitmaxz from a similar thread. Hope it will help you a long way too.

Physical Bitcoin doesn't have the same value as digital Bitcoin, it depends on what kinds of materials are used.
To avoid possible scams while you're new to this crypto world, it's better to read the Bitcoin Whitepaper so that you'll understand more about Bitcoin and that isn't physical.

As above said, if that is similar to the Casascius coin, which has an amount of Bitcoin inside, you must have a private so that you can verify if that's true and transfer it into a hardware device that is safe to store Bitcoin in the long run.

There is no physical bitcoin. It is designed by Satoshi Nakamoto as a digital cryptocurrency and it is encrypted by cryptography and blockchain technology.

You can print Bitcoin private key, mnemonic seed on piece of paper, carve it in metal sheet, embed it in collectibles but bitcoin is still digital, not physical.

What is the physical bitcoin which you received?

Be very careful anyone give you something physical and tell you that bitcoin is stored inside, you can deposit more bitcoin into it. If that is a scammer, he will steal your bitcoin after you deposit because that man has private key, mnemonic seed of that wallet.

Months ago Yogg scam Coldkey users.

You need to formulate your question more specifically, and perhaps even provide a photo of your physical blitcoin, since it is impossible to understand what you actually own. If your physical bitcoin was bought on AliExpress, then it has no value)

Let's assume you're in good terms with the person who gave it to you. You could ask that person about Bitcoin and what the coin means that he or she gave to you.

As you say, you're new to cryptocurrencies. If you want to learn more, there's a lot to learn. You may start here: https://learnmeabitcoin.com, it's fun there!

If it's a Casascius Coin and stil has the hologram sticker on it, don't peal it. Don't tell anybody and never post or enter a private key anywhere online, even if users here ask for it. A Casascius Coin would've a so-called minikey under the hologram sticker with which you could redeem it's denomination as long as it's still funded.
But Casascius Coins that are still funded are quite valuable. The gifter would be quite a generous person to you.

Relax and welcome to the forum and your journey in Bitcoin land. Whatever you got as physical token from whoever, don't do stupid things but rather embrace a whole new thing for you. I don't quite see an urge to get in some hurry. Read, learn and hopefully love BTC!

With you being new to the crypto space, having physical Bitcoin given to you might actually not be safe, especially if it's used to pay you in exchange for goods or services rendered to a complete stranger, as you really can't tell if the Bitcoin given to you is actually worth anything or if it's just there. As I believe there are not many physical Bitcoins that are truly encrypted with something on them, at least not in this part of the world, as I myself have not seen any unless just reading about them.
 
You can either use the suggestion given by the above members to verify if the coins actually have any private keys or phrases on them that you can easily import with a supported wallet and move those figures to a safer destination.

It's been 2days now since O.P made this thread, and we are yet to know the kind of physical Bitcoin he/she got gifted, whether is it "Casascius coin" as "hosseinimr93" suggested or which ever we will like him to tell us, because I just made a little research and got to know that "Casascius coin" can no longer be purchased, which that alone exclude it as a possible option. But I have been thinking, what if what O.P received was a Bitcoin hardware wallet such as "Ledger & Nano", and due to his ignorance about Bitcoin, decided to call it a physical Bitcoin, as such is likely possible. What do you think?

I presume you already know that Bitcoin is primarily a digital currency. But you most probably have a physical Casascius coin with you. You could have made a description of how it looks like and that would have help us determine if it's a usable coin or just a fashioned coin.

Regardless, the Casascius coin has an embedded sticker or something like a piece of paper with digital Bitcoin value. It has a tamper-resistant sticker placed over the hologram. You should also know that if you are the first person to redeem it's private key, it's only you that will have the digital value, afterwards, the Casascius coin will have no digital value.

Please next time, make the question more detailed and specific so we can have a better understanding.

Where did you get it? If it's just like a giveaway and souvenir and doesn't have anything written on it then don't expect that there's Bitcoin inside of it.

But if there's some note and written things on it then you shouldn't entertain person that will offer help to you that will ask for those vital information.

Other than that, goes back to the first sentence I've said because I've received one in the past and it's just a souvenir and remembrance and nothing on it.