Yes, one dollar. All Eisenhower dollars face the left.
On coins it is the lion - there are three lions on an asoka pedestal - one facing out, one facing left, one facing right.
If you lay the coin face up, and turn it left to right, the reverse should be upside down. This is normal for all US coins.
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If you mean the series of US Liberty Seated coins (1837-1891) on the obverse or front of the coins Liberty is seated, body facing right an head facing left. The denominations of the series are: Dollars, Half Dollars, Quarters, Twenty Cent pieces, Dimes and Half Dimes.
There were two different George VI Shilling coins issued during the period 1937 to 1952. The "English reverse" featuring a left facing lion rampant on a crown. The "Scottish reverse" featuring a forward facing lion seated on a crown and holding a sword and sceptre. Both of these designs were continued on the Elizabeth II Shillings. The value of these coins varies quite a bit depending on the year.
It means that as you look at a person they are facing to your left and you see the left side of their head and body. Or, if it is a thing which is left facing then it's main 'face' (the main door of a building, say) is facing to your left.
If you are facing south, then the east is to your left.
The Lincoln Cent was designed by Victor David Brenner and he based it on his bronze plaque of Abraham Lincoln. The plaque was based on a photograph of Lincoln taken in 1864. Lincoln was facing his left in the photograph and therefore was facing his left on the bronze plaque and also facing his left on the cent. This is the only reason Lincoln faces his left on the cent. Let's look at some of the other US coins with the head facing to the left in the past 100 years: Lincoln Cent....................Lincoln faces to his left (the observer's right). Buffalo Nickel..................Indian faces to his left. Barber Dime...................Liberty faces to her left. Barber Quarter..............Liberty faces to her left. Barber Half Dollar...........Liberty faces to her left. Franklin Half Dollar..........Franklin faces to his left Susan B. Anthony Dollar...Susan B. Anthony faces to her left. 2005 Jefferson Nickel.......Jefferson faces to his left.
Thomas Jefferson is on the left when facing Mount Rushmore.
First thing, look at all the other coins you have. U.S. coins when flipped left to right will have the reverse upside down. It's 5 cents.
He went back to the millatary.:)
The first two coins made by The United States Mint and released for circulation were the 1793 Liberty Cap half cent with the head facing left and the 1793 Flowing Hair, Head right chain reverse Large Cent. The first coins issued by the authority of the United States were the "Fugio" coins in 1787