2 Dollars - Elizabeth II 4th portrait; War of 1812 HMS Shannon

2 Dollars - Elizabeth II 4th portrait; War of 1812 HMS Shannon
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces34905.html

Anyone an idea of the two versions of this coin? What does "Position A" and "Position B" (At Manage your collection" at the bottom of the page) exactly means ? Thx for responding...

 

It's about the lettering on the edge of the coin
https://en.numista.com/forum/topic3129.html

  That is correct - the edge lettering direction in relation to the obverse/front side of the coin.
Was not sure if there was also a picture on here somewhere, so I just now made this one (with two UK one pound coins of the same 1993 year). Place the coin flat on a table, with heads side upper - then if edge lettering is readable that is Positon A like top coin I show; then Position B is still heads side up but now the edge lettering is upside-down like lower coin I show.

thank you zackuk  

Citação: ZacUKThat is correct - the edge lettering direction in relation to the obverse/front side of the coin.
Was not sure if there was also a picture on here somewhere, so I just now made this one (with two UK one pound coins of the same 1993 year). Place the coin flat on a table, with heads side upper - then if edge lettering is readable that is Positon A like top coin I show; then Position B is still heads side up but now the edge lettering is upside-down like lower coin I show.

 There must be room added on a coins page for information like this! That photo explains so much, there is so much extra info on a particular coin and describing the different types, and meaning of symbols and sometimes some history.  There could be room at the bottom of a coin page, or just a link to a page with more info/photos on a coin
  

Citação: ZacUKThat is correct - the edge lettering direction in relation to the obverse/front side of the coin.
Was not sure if there was also a picture on here somewhere, so I just now made this one (with two UK one pound coins of the same 1993 year). Place the coin flat on a table, with heads side upper - then if edge lettering is readable that is Positon A like top coin I show; then Position B is still heads side up but now the edge lettering is upside-down like lower coin I show.

My research shows the same.