Back or Tail of a Coin in Market Exchange

Back or Tail of a Coin in Market Exchange
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The Back (or ‘Tail’) of a Coin
A coin is a small and flat piece of metal that an agency of government authority usually issues. Most coins are round in shape and differ in weight and expression. Coins are a means of performing business transactions or market exchange. A coin is the state’s product used to tell the price of commodities in the market. Notably, a coin has two sides, commonly known as the head and the tail. The two sides are crafted differently in every country. The essay will look at the anatomy of the back/tail of a coin in relation to the economic structure and orientation.
Depending on what the government agency or authority is aiming for, the design of each side of the coin is different. I...