Back of a Coin Essay

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Tail of a Coin
A coin is a flat piece of metal, usually issued by a government authority or agency. It is a means of exchange or doing business. Notably, the coin is a product of the state used to determine the price of a commodity in the market. A coin has two sides, head, and tail. The design of each side is different, and depends on what the government agency is aiming for. Over the past years, the tail has not had specification whether to represent the state authority or the market exchange. For example, the British coin has been used to represent both over the past years. This illustrates the tendency whether the tails side not to...