The small space beneath the base line of a subject engraved on a coin or medal. It usually contains the date, place, engraver's name, etc., or other subsidiary matter.
The space at the bottom of a coin on the reverse side, sometimes separated by a line.
bottom portion of a coin's design. Normally separated by a line and sometimes containing a date (year) or other information.
A small area usually delineated by a line at the base of the reverse side of a coin below the design. The area was often used in Roman coinage for Latin inscriptions.
The area of the coin usually below the main design on the reverse separated by a line and usually containing the date. A good example would be a Pre-decimal British penny. Shown in Illustration 1, top of page.
a place on a coin, specifically on the reverse, where the place where the coin was struck or the emblem or signature of the artist is imprinted
The part of a coin between the ground and the edge of a coin, often containing the date.
The lower part of a coin or medal, usually divided from the field by a line and often containing the date, mintmark or engraver's initial(s).
the small space on the reverse of a coin below the principle device. Commonly abbreviated as ex.
a section of a coin, separated by a dividing line.
the space on a coin, (usually) on the reverse below the central part of the design
A space at the bottom of the reverse of a coin. Often, a line is drawn to separate this space from the rest of the coin. Mint marks can be found here.
That portion of a coin beneath the main design generally separated by an exergual line.
an area separate from the main design of a coin, usually defined by a line.
the separate area of a coin below the ground-line of the main decoration
The lower segment, usually found on the reverse of a coin, and sometimes separated by a horizontal bar.