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>>The Asokan capital is on the reverse of the Indian 2 Rupees & 10 Rupees coins.<<Ha ! Ha ! Very funny.thanks Mr Paul Baker
It is because the denomination is on the same side as the Asokan capital,which is why it is the reverse.
So, according to you, the side showing the denomination always is the reverse? Then what about the Austrian and Greek Euro circulation coins having the denomination on both sides? Do these coins have two reverses?.Regards,a3v1
I noticed a related post here by Oesho here (See reply #9) Does it apply to modern coins,too?