1
On this island a plant to print paper money, to coin silver.
2
All this jewelry was of a fair workmanship, such as is made by Navajo silversmiths out of coin silver.
3
I would not coin silver money, because the low intrinsic value of such currency would make it a cumbrous one.
4
Can this great nation coin silver and gold on the same terms, at the ratio of 16 to 1, and maintain a substantial parity?
5
Coined silver will be worth, twice the cost of the bullion to us.
6
It is a plain case that there will be no "dump" from the coined silver.
7
Three per cent on the exportation of coined silver and gold of the country, in dust and, ingots.
8
Yet a considerably larger amount is shipped every year, arising from the coined silver, which is transmitted from Lima.
9
A sum of eight hundred thousand pound sterling, in coined silver, was sent down the river from Moorshedabad to Fort William.
10
3), when they first began to coin silver.
11
The moon shone forth, and Hansel, taking his sister's hand, followed the pebbles, which glittered like new- coined silver pieces, and showed them the way.
12
The moon soon shone forth, and Hansel, taking his sister's hand, followed the pebbles, which glittered like new- coined silver pieces, and showed them the path.
13
"The Prince of Brunswick had a pound of the coined silver brought him, as did moreover a burgess of Halberstadt, N. Everkan, purchase the like."