Sentence examples for coin faced from inspiring English sources

Deutsche Post issued stamps depicting the Brusch character Hans Huckebein, and the German Republic minted a 10 Euro silver coin faced with his portrait.

Unlike other Chera silver portrait coins, the king's portrait on this coin faces left.

In portraiture the Parthians favored and emphasized frontality, meaning the person depicted by painting, sculpture, or raised-relief on coins faced the viewer directly instead of showing his or her profile.

Europe's new euro notes and coins face their first major road test on Wednesday as businesses reopen following the New Year holiday and people start using the brightly coloured money in earnest.

Multiplying your coins' face value by 0.715 yields the total weight of silver.

Stick the toilet roll tube onto the base with the coins facing downwards Then cover the tube in coloured paper (or plain and you can decorate it) Decorate the whole of your pen holder any way you want.

As her security detail simply melts back into the crowds, the hated puppet Lizzy Windsor is being given the Full Gaddafi by a band of proles with a length of drain pipe, chanting "Coin Face! Coin Face!" The wifi is long gone, but there might just be enough 3G left in the antennae to stream her final moments on your Sony Xperia™.

Melanin granules are commonly coin shaped and hence can appear either round similar to looking at a coin face on or highly elliptical similar to viewing a coin end on.

You are now viewing an enhanced stereoscopic view of the coin face!

(He is also the only president on a coin who faces right, an anomaly that officials at the United States Mint say reflects the designer's preference and has no deeper significance).

Schreck and the student flip a coin and face off in a semi-improvised debate about whether or not to abolish the Constitution, and an audience member picks the winner.