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Meanings of coinage in English
Portuguese
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Examples for "specie"
Examples for "specie"
1
Upon second thought, however, she opens her purse-strings and delivers the specie.
2
The banks suspended specie payments and universal bankruptcy reigned throughout the country.
3
I brought down £150 in specie, to be paid over to Tooke.
4
To the extent it does so it prepares us for specie payments.
5
The bill is intended to provide for the resumption of specie payments.
1
Here are two similes, of the right Shakespeare mintage.
2
Despite the rise of card and contactless payments, coins remain popular and mintage figures are stable.
3
Art is the mintage of the soul.
4
These coins struck by the Arabs after the model of the Pahlavi mintage were first deciphered by Olshausen.
5
His opinion was that the coin is "of the rare mintage of Domitius Domitianus, Emperor in Egypt."
1
The metal money-box fixed to the table was just visible.
2
They had never seen white men before and probably knew nothing of metal money.
3
But it will require metal money to pay the private manufacturers who supply the goods sold in the National Stores.
Usage of coinage in English
1
Senator Morrill, of Vermont, opened the debate in opposition to silver coinage.
2
England was a social kingdom whose social coinage had no currency elsewhere.
3
England and Ireland were in continual trouble about the standard of coinage.
4
This was the first coinage within the territory of the United States.
5
It is true that the coinage is a creature of the government.
6
Equally to blame was the fact that the coinage was in disarray.
7
Otherwise the coinage was as copious as it was of exemplary purity.
8
Western delegates demanded the free coinage of silver, which the East opposed.
9
The country has its own coinage and is on a gold basis.
10
Phobophobia, the fear of being afraid, is another coinage of the wordmakers.
11
The Duke has got some craze of his own about decimal coinage.
12
The copper coinage of Ireland had been for a long time deficient.
13
Silver, in regard to coinage, has exchanged places with gold since 1848.
14
In his person, if not in his poetry, Eliot was false coinage.
15
I had even been able to issue new coinage with increased silver content.
16
The free coinage of silver in either would stop the coinage of gold.
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Translations for coinage
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Coinage through the time
Coinage across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common