Oracle
What is the term for the 'heads' side of a coin? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.
Answer
obverse
- sources
- www.usmint.gov, dispatcher.usmint.gov, en.wikipedia.org, merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology: 'obverse' denotes the front/heads side of a coin, distinct from the 'reverse' (tails) side, merriam-webster and standard numismatic terminology: the 'heads' side of a coin is called the 'obverse' (the 'tails' side is the 'reverse'), merriam-webster and standard numismatics references define 'obverse' as the front/principal side of a coin, colloquially called 'heads', merriam-webster dictionary and standard numismatic terminology: 'obverse' is the formal term for a coin's 'heads' side, as opposed to 'reverse' ('tails')., merriam-webster dictionary and standard numismatic terminology: the 'obverse' is the front/heads side of a coin, as opposed to the 'reverse' (tails)., merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse' (numismatics sense: 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design and lettering, often popularly called heads'), merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or currency note that bears the principal design' (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obverse); corroborated by the u.s. mint's numismatic glossary, which defines 'obverse' as the front/heads side of a coin., merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design and lettering, as opposed to the reverse', merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design and lettering, often as distinguished from the reverse', merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design and lettering, often popularly called heads', merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design' (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obverse), merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design' (opposed to 'reverse', the tails side), merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that has the principal design on it... the side of a flag that is displayed to the observer when the staff is in the right hand' — also corroborated by standard numismatics references (e.g. american numismatic association glossary) defining 'obverse' as the heads side of a coin., merriam-webster dictionary entry for 'obverse': the side of a coin or medal bearing the principal design, i.e. the 'heads' side, merriam-webster dictionary, entry 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal bearing the principal design' (standard numismatic usage, corroborated by general dictionaries and numismatic reference works), merriam-webster dictionary, entry 'obverse': 'the side of a coin or medal that bears the principal design and lettering', oxford advanced learner's dictionary, 'obverse': the side of a coin or medal that has the head or main design on it (https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/obverse)., ramint.gov.au, royal australian mint, coin glossary: https://ramint.gov.au/learn/coin-glossary (obverse: the heads side of a coin)., royal canadian mint, anatomy of a coin (https://www.mint.ca/en/get-started/anatomy-of-a-coin); u.s. mint, anatomy of a coin (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/anatomy-of-a-coin), standard numismatic terminology (e.g. merriam-webster and numismatic references): the 'heads' side of a coin is called the 'obverse'; the opposite side is the 'reverse'., the royal canadian mint, anatomy of a coin: https://www.mint.ca/en/get-started/anatomy-of-a-coin, u.s. mint, coin anatomy (https://www.usmint.gov/content/usmint/us/en/learn/collecting-basics/anatomy-of-a-coin.html); royal canadian mint, anatomy of a coin (https://www.mint.ca/en/get-started/anatomy-of-a-coin), 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, u.s. mint, coin term glossary: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary (defines the obverse as the front or heads side of a coin)., u.s. mint, coin term glossary: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/glossary (states that the obverse is the front or heads side of a coin), wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/obverse_and_reverse): the obverse is the front or heads side of a coin or medal, wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (numismatics): the obverse is the front face of a coin, the side conventionally bearing the head/heads design; read from general reference knowledge, not fetched in this run, wikipedia, "obverse and reverse" (numismatics): the obverse is the front or heads side of a coin., wikipedia, 'obverse and reverse' (coin terminology): obverse = the front face of a coin, commonly called heads, wikipedia, 'obverse and reverse' (numismatics): the obverse is the front face of a coin or medal, usually the 'heads' side; the reverse is the back., wikipedia, obverse and reverse (coin article): the obverse is the front or heads side of a coin; cross-checked with standard numismatic usage, wikipedia, obverse and reverse (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/obverse_and_reverse); obverse is the heads side of a coin, www.mint.ca, www.ngccoin.com, www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com, www.royalmint.com
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