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The opposite of the "head," so to speak, which is usually "tarsk" or "tarn," depending on the coin, is not tails, so to speak, but "print". - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #743)

They knelt as they had been placed. Tears fell down their cheeks, and ran upon their lovely breasts. How beautiful are women, their shoulders, their breasts, their waists and the sweet flare of their hips! The beauties of their features, of their head and hair, of their arms, and legs, and slim ankles, and small feet! They are so desirable, so beautiful! It is little wonder that men will own them, that they will buy and sell them, and exchange them, and so on. The opposite of the "head," so to speak, which is usually "tarsk" or "tarn," depending on the coin, is not tails, so to speak, but "print". More technically, I suppose one might speak of obverse and reverse. The "head" is usually the image of an animal, but not always. Some coins of Port Cos, for example, have the pharos as the "head," and some of Ar the image of her central cylinder, and so on. - (Renegades of Gor)