Process For Determining Type Of 2 Euro Edges

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everycountrycoins New Member United States 34 Posts	Posted 04/24/2013 7:48 pm Hey coinpeople, I have gone back and forth on something and would like to know if there is a definitive standard on this topic. I don't need responses from people who don't believe that this is a meaningful difference. Every 2 euro coin has two types based on the orientation of what is on the edges of the coins. These types are usually referred to as Type A and Type B. The problem that I have is that half of the sources "out there" say to have the national side of the coin facing upward before looking at the edge and the other half of the sources say to have the common side facing upward. Needless to say, this would lead to opposite Type A and Type B conclusions. Do any of you believe that one website expresses greater "authority" on this question than the others? If yes, what is it? Hoping that at least one of you knows what I am talking about, Bruce (everycountrycoins) Report this Post to the Staff

numismatic biz Valued Member United Kingdom 152 Posts	Posted 04/25/2013 08:46 am I would say national side up as that would be the OBV so Rev on table with OBV up to give correct edge type, but hey I might be wrong. yours michael Report this Post to the Staff
everycountrycoins New Member United States 34 Posts	Posted 04/25/2013 12:02 pm Thanks, Michael. I had the exact same thought as I was going to bed last night. Unless I get an "authoritative" argument for the other school of thought, I plan on switching back to this one. Report this Post to the Staff
everycountrycoins New Member United States 34 Posts	Posted 04/26/2013 01:38 am Oh, oh. Here is a fairly authoritative argument for the other school of thought. http://www.ebay.com/gds/position-a-...09898/g.html Maybe I shouldn't switch after all. I'm back to my state of indecision. It just seems so counter-intuitive, and I have little confidence in my own USA when it comes to choosing units of measurements and standards (too attached to tradition and not to what might be simpler). Report this Post to the Staff
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