Are all Walking Liberties Reverses Supposed to be upside down?

Ive recently been searching through 16 rolls of dollar coins and been going at it for days on end sorry just got a lot of stuff on my mind and really hadnt serached for other item specifics or even looked at the coin very much at all but when I have been taking a break, Ill look at it for a few seconds and put it away.

 

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Well, keep in mind that these days pretty much every country in this world uses what Americans call "medal" alignment. AFAIK the only countries that do not have parallel alignment are the US, South Korea and Thailand.

Christian

 

Probably because there are over 10,000 different designs of silver rounds.

 

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It took me 1 minute to find it on the internet.
more than once too

 

Most silver rounds and bars are identified by 'troy ounce(s)' and '.999 fine silver' as part of the design - I don't know if it's a requirement, but definitely helpful to identify genuine articles - silver plated and 'German silver' rounds and bars cannot have those identifiers - be cautious before buying

 

Well, they CAN. I have some which I bought knowing they were fake. Didn't pay much for them, of course, and will not get much for them if I try to sell them. But they do say "0.9999 AG" on them. They even say SilverTowne on them.

 

I was searching walking liberty millinium coin, not medal.....and yes someone else stated there were over 10,000 designs and I believe that to be true. Either that or my google dont work as good as yours lol jus kidding. Thank you also.

 

It very possibly doesn't. Google always return entries based on what it thinks you are most interested in based on all your past history across all its tools. So if you have not posted a lot of queries in the past about coins, or visited a lot of coin sites or coin YouTubes then it probably does not return things most suited to what you want.