Obverse Vs. Reverse - Which Side is Which?

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Title	:	Obverse Vs. Reverse - Which Side is Which?
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One tip for remembering what side is the Obverse is think of the “O” in “Obverse” as a head and that is the same as the “heads” side 👍🏽🔥🐉
Comment from : Silver Dragons

I have an Indian head penny from 1896 can yo tell me it’s value?
Comment from : Joyce Cooper

So us and mexican coins are flippers and commonwealth are turners ? I clicked on this vid to find out if I had a mule coin because my Jefferson ( nickel ? ) was up side down when I turned it LOL, oh well better luck next time I guess Are all American continent coins flippers or is it only ( as far as you know ) us and mexican ?
Comment from : OBJECTIVE SOVEREIGNTY

I have a 1927 buffalo head / indian head nickel but the to side are upside down from one another what is that called??
Comment from : Jordan Broome

On US coins the side with the "denomination" or "value" is the "obverse" Unless a "coin" is actual "legal tender" and "currency" there is no "obverse" or "reverse" because those "rounds" aren't "coins" PERIOD
Comment from : DEEREMEYER1

That 500 is pretty prominent imobrPlus i guess if they changed the ase liberty design every year that would make the eagle the obverse great vid as always thx for sharing
Comment from : rox dude

My wife says I have a big head! :) I will tell her that is because I am the obverse! Great video!
Comment from : Ian Carle

Ya don't say lol 🤣
Comment from : The Stacking Kid

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Comment from : Zeus LaBarber

An obverse of a coin usually is the side with the date in it
Comment from : Gold Addict

Good post bud Many have asked me about this and now I can turn them your way for a full explanation Thanks fella
Comment from : Tomokos Enterprize

Most US Coins If Not All Of Them Has The Date On The Observe Except The Newer Quarters And A Few Others !!
Comment from : steelersjourney11111

Haha which side is which!!! Love your vids keep stacking happy 4th july
Comment from : stephen pack

Master DragonbrReverse is the angel libertybrAnverse are the diferents simbols patriots of México
Comment from : Eduardo López

Nice video with great informations
Comment from : CR62 Silver & More

interesting Never thought of that
Comment from : Jorge Luna

Hi Dragons Libertads confuse many as to which side is the obverse On Mexican coins, the National Seal is always the obverse Yes, it is an eagle b:-)/b
Comment from : Donald in New Mexico

Canadian penny? brbrOne side — QE2brOther side — Maple Leaf with big date brbrQE2 - obverse?
Comment from : Silver Heist

The obverse of the Libertad is the Coat of Arms on the Mexican flag :)
Comment from : Jack Of_All Traders

Very cool info and thanks for sharing :) Happy 4th to you as well !! ATB
Comment from : Tag Team Recoveries

I heard of obverse and reverse but really didn't know what it was, thanks for the info man
Comment from : Tontos Stackins

i know i know the head side is the obverse LOL just kidding i looked it up Heritage Auctions has a picture obverse is on the left translation 1172 the auspicious coin of the Victorious Emperor,chosen of faith of Muhammad,Alamgir reverse on the right translation , Struck at Arcot in thr 6th vear of tranquil prosperity
Comment from : coincapton

This is a conundrum because i was scrutinize that the date dictates the obverse Im not an expert but the correct info is warranted
Comment from : Ehren Krause

Great video brah not a lot of people know about the libertad I used to think it was the opposite until I did some research on libertads
Comment from : Lakehousebeach

Interesting video, a number of the designs used for obverse national sides of euro coins were taken from the reverse of the nations former pre-euro coins
Comment from : Andre G