Meanings of own coinage in English

The country has its own coinage and is on a gold basis.

He styled himself Bahadur Shah, and issued his own coinage.

Each Celtic tribe in England made its own coinage.

Mrs. Kelly launched a publicity campaign fitted out with some phrases of her own coinage.

The last word, a version of "see", was Bertrand's own coinage.

Daemon Blackfyre struck his own coinage during his rebellion.

Let none of the foreigners employ their own coinage or weights or measures, but let them all use ours.

But forty years ago, Tyre regained her independence and began to issue her own coinage again-thefamous shekel of Tyre.

He thinks it very hard that he cannot buy one with his own coinage, as he used to do in England.

Each state had its own peculiar government, which was generally monarchical, and regulated its own coinage, police, and administration of justice.

John Muir relished the technical language of botany (bract, bole, pistillate) but also delighted in his own coinages.