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D. it is a german coin but is especular.... that means the writing is "reverse" and the 2 faces are not simetric... did send the scanner...
Asked on Jan 9, 2022
I looked up especular and simetric and didn't have much luck finding them in the dictionary. But what you do have is an enigma, everything is definitely a mirror image of what it should be on both sides. I have no idea why that would be. I'm curious what the weight is in grams.
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