Two varieties 100 tenge (on the edge of the coin)

Good afternoon.
Today I was looking at 100 tenge coins, which I have accumulated recently. And noticed one detail. Some coins have the inscription on the edge turned upward to the obverse, and some upward to the reverse. 
Such coins are found in every year of minting.
In the catalog, there is no mention of this.

That's not considered a variety for coins unless the Mint makes them one way or the other on purpose.  If you look at enough you'll find out 50% are one way and 50% the other way.

There are also a few hundred million other variants in this case if you look at the text to design orientation 😜

It's misleading when pictures like this are used for the edge picture. You should add your picture to the coin page.

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Okay, thank you for the explanation.