Meanings of golden guineas in English

A hundred golden guineas on his head, and half for you.

Down he goes, offs with his stocking, and there was thirty golden guineas.

Not for twenty golden guineas, Andrew, would I face Mistress Janet.

He was happy, for he heard the jingling of golden guineas in the near future.

She was much more likely to find it in her clothes-press filled with golden guineas.

So here's the story, and with any luck it will cost John five golden guineas.

They were as good golden guineas as ever bore the effigies of the king of England.

Wing her if you can; knock away her foremast, and twenty golden guineas shall be yours.

And when he brayed there dropped from his mouth silver sixpences, and half-crowns, and golden guineas.

She had filled one hand with golden guineas, and now poured a Danäe-stream into Olive's lap.

Constable ripened fast; he got his reward of golden guineas, and society caught him in its silken mesh.

There were a handful of silver coins, two golden guineas and three or four folded sheets of paper.

They say, Why not call it 'Trotty Veck,' and sell it for a round harmony of golden guineas?

We had been paid, in consequence of our being about to sail foreign; and we had been paid in golden guineas.

In the end he tried first there was silver, and in the other five golden guineas in a little silken inner case.

In 1340, in consideration of a hundred golden guineas contributed toward the armament against France, the king made over the Temple to the Hospitallers.