The intensity distribution and characteristics of the multiple-beam re
flected Fizeau fringes resulting from a metal coated wedge interferome
ter are studied. These fringes are formed on planes of localization of
high orders which are either integral or fractional and located on bo
th sides of the interferometer. The optical phase properties of the me
tallic coating of the interferometer components are taken into conside
ration, specifically the value of an optical phase property, the F-val
ue, whether being odd or even multiples of pi. With F equals even mult
iples of pi, transmission-like Fringes are formed at reflection. These
fringes are recorded on high order planes of localization for the fir
st time. Experimental verification of the theoretical findings are giv
en.