Oracle
What is the term for the 'tails' side of a coin? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.
Answer
reverse
- term
- the numismatic term for the side of a coin opposite the obverse (heads), commonly called tails
- sources
- www.merriam-webster.com, dispatcher.usmint.gov, en.wikipedia.org, general english-language numismatic terminology: the two faces of a coin are conventionally called 'obverse' (heads) and 'reverse' (tails), merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology (e.g. american numismatic association glossary): the side of a coin opposite the obverse, commonly called 'tails', is formally termed the 'reverse'., merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology (e.g. u.s. mint glossary): the two sides of a coin are the 'obverse' (heads) and the 'reverse' (tails)., merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology: the 'reverse' is the back side of a coin, opposite the 'obverse' (heads); 'tails' is the informal name for the reverse., merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology: the two faces of a coin are the 'obverse' (heads) and 'reverse' (tails); https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reverse, merriam-webster and standard numismatics terminology: the 'obverse' of a coin is commonly called 'heads', and the 'reverse' is commonly called 'tails'., merriam-webster and standard numismatics terminology: the 'tails' side of a coin is formally called the 'reverse' (as opposed to the 'obverse', or 'heads'), merriam-webster and standard numismatics terminology: the side of a coin bearing the secondary design, informally called 'tails', is formally termed the 'reverse' (opposite of the 'obverse', i.e. 'heads'), merriam-webster and standard numismatics terminology: the side of a coin opposite the obverse ('heads') is called the 'reverse' ('tails'), merriam-webster and standard numismatics terminology: the side of a coin opposite the obverse (the principal design side, 'heads') is called the 'reverse' (colloquially 'tails')., merriam-webster dictionary definition of 'reverse' (numismatics): 'the side of a coin or medal that does not bear the principal design' — the side opposite the obverse ('heads'), merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reverse" (numismatics sense: the side of a coin or medal bearing the secondary design, opposite the obverse/"heads" side, popularly called "tails"), merriam-webster dictionary entry for "reverse": "the side of a coin or medal that does not have the principal design" (opposite of "obverse"); standard numismatic terminology, merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reverse' (numismatics sense: 'the side of a coin or medal that does not bear the principal design'); common numismatic terminology (obverse/reverse) as used by the u.s. mint and major coin-grading references, merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reverse' (numismatics sense: the side of a coin or medal bearing the secondary design, opposite the obverse/'heads' side, commonly called 'tails'), merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reverse': 'the side of a coin or currency note bearing the subordinate design — called also tails', merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'reverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that does not have the principal design' (opposite of 'obverse'/heads), https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reverse, ngc, learn grading: the parts of a coin (https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/8094/learn-grading-parts-of-a-coin/); banknote.hr, reverse - numismatic term (https://banknote.hr/en/rjecnik/revers), ngc, learn grading: the parts of a coin — https://www.ngccoin.com/news/article/8094/learn-grading-parts-of-a-coin/, numismatic terminology (e.g. wikipedia 'obverse and reverse', https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/obverse_and_reverse): coins have two sides, the obverse ('heads') and the reverse ('tails'); 'reverse' is the formal single-word term for the tails side., numismatic terminology (standard coin anatomy): the 'obverse' is the front/heads side, the 'reverse' is the back/tails side. see e.g. u.s. mint and general numismatics references defining 'reverse' as the back of a coin., numismatic terminology: obverse (heads) and reverse (tails) are the standard english terms for the two faces of a coin, per general numismatics references (e.g. american numismatic association glossary)., numismatic terminology: the two faces of a coin are called 'obverse' (heads) and 'reverse' (tails); e.g. merriam-webster and standard numismatics references (american numismatic association) define 'reverse' as the back/tails side of a coin., numismatic terminology: the two faces of a coin are called the 'obverse' (heads) and 'reverse' (tails); this is standard usage per e.g. merriam-webster and the american numismatic association glossary., numismatic terminology: the two sides of a coin are the obverse ("heads") and the reverse ("tails"). this is the standard term used by mints and numismatists (e.g., u.s. mint, royal mint glossaries)., ramint.gov.au, royal canadian mint, anatomy of a coin: https://www.mint.ca/en/get-started/anatomy-of-a-coin, royal canadian mint, glossary of terms, https://www.monnaie.ca/en/get-started/glossary-of-terms (reverse: the tails side of a coin), standard numismatic terminology (e.g. merriam-webster and numismatic references): the 'obverse' is the heads side and the 'reverse' is the tails side of a coin., standard numismatic terminology (e.g. merriam-webster and numismatics references define 'reverse' as the back side of a coin, commonly called 'tails'), standard numismatics terminology: the side of a coin bearing the primary design is the 'obverse' (commonly 'heads'), and the opposite side is the 'reverse' (commonly 'tails'). see e.g. merriam-webster and numismatic references defining 'reverse' as the back/tails side of a coin., u.s. mint, coin term glossary (reverse): https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary, u.s. mint, coin term glossary, reverse: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary, u.s. mint, coin term glossary: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary, u.s. mint, coin term glossary: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary (reverse: the back or tails side of a coin)., u.s. mint, coin term glossary: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary (states: the reverse is the back or tails side of a coin)., wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (coin article): the side of a coin opposite the obverse (heads) is the reverse; read as the standard numismatic term, wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (coin terminology): the obverse is the heads side and the reverse is the side opposite it, i.e. tails. read from general knowledge of that article; not fetched in this run., wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (numismatics): the side of a coin opposite the obverse (heads) is the reverse (tails)., wikipedia, 'coin' article (obverse and reverse terminology); standard numismatic usage, wikipedia, 'coin' article (obverse/reverse terminology); merriam-webster 'reverse' (numismatic sense: the back of a coin, opposite the obverse), wikipedia, 'coin' article and 'obverse and reverse' (numismatics): the side of a coin opposite the obverse, i.e. tails, is called the reverse, www.coinnews.net, www.collinsdictionary.com, www.govmint.com, www.merriam-webster.com, www.mint.ca, www.monnaie.ca, www.ngccoin.com, www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com, www.ramint.gov.au, www.royalmint.com, www.usmint.gov
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#1199reversefrom www.merriam-webster.com
#734reversefrom www.usmint.gov
#866reverseMerriam-Webster and standard numismatic terminology: the 'reverse' is the back side of a coin, opposite the 'obverse' (heads); 'tails' is the informal name for the reverse.
#462reversefrom dispatcher.usmint.gov
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