Coin designers are artists and engravers who create the images and inscriptions found on coins. Their work involves designing both the obverse (front) and reverse (back) sides of the coin, ensuring that the designs reflect the values and history of the issuing country. They often collaborate with government officials and minting facilities to finalize their designs. The process of coin design includes sketching ideas, creating models, and using digital tools to refine the artwork. Once approved, the designs are transferred to coin dies, which are used to strike the coins. Coin designers play a crucial role in the cultural representation and economic symbolism of currency.