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D. This coin when you're looking at it straight on with Queen Elizabeth right side up you flip her over top to bottom the two lines on the back and the crest are upside down and if you're looking at it the other way with the lines facing up of course of Queen Elizabeth is facing down when you flip her over top to bottom also it has writing or stamped on the side of it I couldn't get a clear picture of that but if you could give me a maybe worth and of course the stamping on the side of the coin it's upside down too
Asked on May 28, 2024
You are making me dizzy with all this flipping. This looks like a British pound coin worth a dollar. If you think there is something wrong with the striking orientation, you have to compare it to a known specimen of regular issue. From what I can see, this coin is unremarkable and can be spent safely.
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