obverses造句

• There were two obverses used, with different portraits of the king ( the new one being introduced in 1804 ), with the legend GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA.
• Over the long reign of Queen Victoria two different obverses were used, and the short reign of Edward VIII meant no pennies bearing his likeness were ever issued.
• Over the long reign of Queen Victoria two different obverses were used, and the short reign of Edward VIII meant that no farthings bearing his likeness were ever issued.
• In 1998, a new coin series was introduced, in which the effigy of Dawda Jawara was dropped and replaced with the national coat of arms on the obverses.
• However, Morgan proved unable, given engraving technology at the time, to combine the two obverses, meaning the coin would have to be entirely redone by MacNeil.
• In the long reign of King George III, ( 1760 1820 ), the design of the silver penny changed subtly several times, with three obverses and five reverses.
• The obverses of all denominations are printed in English, while two other languages are printed on the reverses, thus making use of all 11 official languages of South Africa.
• All coins will show the National emblem of Belarus, the inscription'  #  ! , '( Belarus ) and the year of minting on their obverses.
• They were issued with seven different obverses and three reverses in 1762-1766, 1768, 1769, 1772 1779, 1781, 1783 1798, 1800 1806, 1808 1811 and 1813.
• The same seated man with anvil and volcano or standing liberty with anvil and volcano designs were retained for the obverses while the seal of the Central Bank of the Philippines dominated the reverse.
• Due to an issue with the portrait model for the new Queen Elizabeth, two obverse varieties, termed the No Shoulder Fold and the Shoulder Fold obverses were found in circulation during 1953.
• The five Washington quarter obverses : as a silver coin, a clad one, the Bicentennial version, the version struck from 1999 to 2009, and the present version struck since 2010.
• The obverses featured the Mexican'eagle'and the legend " Republica Mexicana . " The reverses of the larger coins showed a pair of scales; those of the smaller coins, the denomination.
• By September 1902, work upon the dies for the obverses, showing the heads of McKinley and Jefferson, being worked upon by Mint Chief Engraver Charles E . Barber, was well-advanced.
• He sought new designs for both sides of the dollar, and for the obverses of the half dollar, quarter, and dime Leech was content to let the reverses of the Seated Liberty coins continue.
• The Nobel Prize medals for Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, and Literature have identical obverses, showing the image of Alfred Nobel and the years of his birth and death ( 1833 1896 ).
• When George VI acceded to the throne, his image was placed to face left, implying that, had any coins been minted with Edward's portrait the obverses would have depicted Edward facing right and maintained the tradition.
• The obverses have the coat of arms in the center, a national bird and a place in Trinidad, such as a market, petroleum refinery, etc . In 2002, new $ 1 & $ 20 notes were introduced.
• Three different obverses have so far been used; 1966 to 1984 the head of Queen Elizabeth II by Arnold Machin; between 1985 and 1998 the head by Raphael Maklouf; and since 1999 the head by Ian Rank-Broadley.
• The obverses of the silver and gold coins carried a variety of portraits of the Emperor with the legend " August ( inus ) Dei Prov ( identia ) " and the date, or " Augustinus Dei Providentia " and the date.