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I did not know that they did it with the lot of them. Did PCGS think that the reverse was better looking , or just didn't know the difference - which is possible, as many don't know which is which sometimes.


I'm not sure what the reason is; I can't imagine the grading companies wouldn't know, so I assume it's based on convention. For example, for the Arkansas/Robinson, Hudson, Albany and Oregon Trail half dollars, most people think of the portrait side being the obverse, as is typical for circulating U.S. coinage, so I can see that being the reason on those. Others it seems that what is seen as the primary design feature is displayed on the front (like the Charter Oak for the Connecticut half).

I seem to recall some time back I saw a discussion on this from user @commems; I'll have to dig and see if I can find that again.
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I seem to recall some time back I saw a discussion on this from user @commems; I'll have to dig and see if I can find that again.

I think it is time to call in commems, huh?
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Added another Liberty Head Nickel, 1911.

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Dearborn, I did finally find commem's post I was thinking about:
http://goccf.com/t/414174

Two of those I mentioned aren't included on commem's list - the Albany and Iowa half dollars. The obverse of the Albany half is the side which features a beaver, but often this side is displayed on the back of the holder. I can't say for sure it it's most of the time, but it is common to see either one of the orientations in PCGS/NGC holders.

The Iowa half's obverse features the Old Stone Capitol Building according to the U.S. Mint, but this commemorative is generally displayed with the eagle on the front of the holder.
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Nice 1911 Liberty nickel, IndianGoldEagle!
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Just a few of the nice coins from Canada that landed down under recently. Thanks LoonieLewy.
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New American Innovations P and D Dollars came in for my albums.
It looks like they had a very rough trip from the mint
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Thanks Hoki !
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I finally received my first King Charles III Britannia today. I've only taken a photo of the obverse so far.

After I got it I did a little search about his effigy. There's actually something interesting on it. Once you see if you can't un-see it!

Here's a pic from the net that shows what is being seen better than my photo. Enjoy the hunt! I made a snippet if noone sees it but, I know how everyone notices the tiniest things. It's not an error it's a boo-boo.


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He has a scar behind his eye?
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Here's the snippet of the discovery. Do you see it now?


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