What is the Obverse for the 1943 Lotz Ghetto coins? [gelöst]

There are eight types in Numista, three denomination and planchet and metal variations. Of the seven with images five have the star on the Obverse and two have the star on the Reverse. KM places the star on the reverse.

I agree with KM as I consider Der Aelteste Der Juden (The Elders of the Jews) as the best identification of an issuer on the coins, but others might consider Getto to be the issuer. (The guidelines.)

Any thoughts on the best direction before I start requesting changesguidelines?

(I don't see a referee for coins of Poland in the team list but @Hibernia is the banknote referee.)

For starters, all the coins must have the same obverse/reverse, that's obvious.

I would go for the star as reverse. On the obverse is written Litzmannstadt, for me that's the issuer. Now these coins are in our catalogue just Polish coins. They deserve a place as issuer under Poland. These coins were struck only for the Litzmannstadt Ghetto and not for the whole of Poland.

Thank you for the issuer suggestion. I requested the issuer.

I also submitted a request to switch Obverse and Reverse for one coin and I will request more after that is resolved.

Makes sense. 

I see that one is submitted, and I can do the switches on the other, also using consistent descriptions.

If all that is needed is the obverse-reverse switch on some of these, this is an easy fix.  Let me know here.

Yes, no other changes are needed. Thank you!

Please take a look.

If the switches look OK, I will reject the submission for the 20 Mark (sorry for the effort you made to list the changes separately).

Thanks, that looks great.

I cancelled my previous request. That looks less annoying in my modification list than a rejected modification. (Rejections need to be evaluated to see if I should improve them or appeal.)

There's a link to swap Obverse and Reverse. I didn't need to swap the fields by hand.385 Farmington Ave.
Hartford, CT 06105