Аверс

Avers is a term used in numismatics to denote the obverse, or front, side of a coin. There is no consensus in specialized literature regarding the rules for determining the obverse side. The term 'avers' comes from the Latin word 'adversus', meaning 'turned or facing the opposite direction'. In numismatics, the obverse side of a coin is the side that typically bears the primary design, such as the head of a ruler or the emblem of a country. No specific information was provided about the website 'Аверс' (Avers) itself. The title of the website is 'Аверс' (Avers), and it is described on Wikipedia as a term used in numismatics. The website does not appear to have a descriptive text or 'About Us' page, as indicated by the absence of a top-level