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Definition: The obverse of a coin is the front, main, top, or "heads" side of a coin, usually bearing a portrait. The opposite of the reverse side. See also: How to Tell Which Side of a Coin is the Obverse When There's no Portrait? ... What is a Bag Mark on a Coin? What are Denticles on Coins? What is a Coin Striking Collar?
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On U.S. coins, it is easy to know which side is the obverse and reverse, because of the portraits. However, many world coins, including the Euro, have no portraits, so how do you know which side is which? Your Guide explains some quick ways to tell the obverse from the reverse. ... When coins used to be struck by hand,
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ROLLED EDGE. Referring to 1907 $10 Indian. ... 9 X 7 SM LET. Stars on obverse. Nine on left, seven on right. Small letters of legend on reverse. ... BN. Brown. Referring to copper coins.
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obverse - 1 definition - Obverse means the front or reverse of a reverse usually referring to coins or flags. Recto and verso are the equivalent te... ... Obverse means the front or reverse of a reverse usually referring to coins or flags. Recto and verso are the equivalent terms for front and back used for the pages of books.
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bullion -term used when referring to items made of precious metal. Particularly silver, gold, and platinum. Often produced in the form of ingots, bars, rounds, and coins. Bullion value of a coin would be the "value of the metal" the coin contains. ... head - the obverse or front of most coins. Usually with a portrait...
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Coins struck thereafter will show an impression of both obverse and reverse on each side. One contemporary critic who referred to "Liberty in chains" was likely referring to die clashed coins which would show traces of the chain in front of Liberty's neck and face.
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; When referring to grading coins what does 'crossover' mean? ... ; Where can you find information on the GSA struck 1861 O half dollar with obverse die cracks?
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Referring to the eastern remnant of the Roman empire after the downfall of Rome and the western empire. Although "remnant" may not be the right word, ... A coin with the obverse of one type and the reverse of another. These coins are made in official mints but are clearly mistakes caused by using the wrong dies.
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