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Definition of coin
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of coin is as below...
Coin (n.) A
quoin;
a
corner
or
external
angle;
a
wedge.
See
Coigne,
and
Quoin..
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Maravedi
::
Maravedi
(n.) A small
copper
coin of
Spain,
equal to three mils
American
money,
less than a
farthing
sterling.
Also, an
ancient
Spanish
gold
coin..
Incoincidence
::
Incoincidence
(n.) The
quality
of being
incoincident;
want of
coincidence.
Moneyed
::
Moneyed
(adv.)
Converted
into
money;
coined.
Pistole
::
Pistole
(n.) The name of
certain
gold coins of
various
values
formerly
coined
in some
countries
of
Europe.
In Spain it was
equivalent
to a
quarter
doubloon,
or about
$3.90,
and in
Germany
and Italy
nearly
the same. There was an old
Italian
pistole
worth about
$5.40..
Maximilian
::
Maximilian
(n.) A gold coin of
Bavaria,
of the value of about 13s. 6d.
sterling,
or about three
dollars
and a
quarter..
Die
::
Die (n.) A metal or plate
(often
one of a pair) so cut or
shaped
as to give a
certain
desired
form to, or
impress
any
desired
device
on, an
object
or
surface,
by
pressure
or by a blow; used in
forging
metals,
coining,
striking
up sheet
metal,
etc..
Zehner
::
Zehner
(n.) An
Austrian
silver
coin equal to ten
kreutzers,
or about five
cents..
Noncoincidence
::
Noncoincidence
(n.) Lack of
coincidence.
Brassage
::
Brassage
(n.) A sum
formerly
levied
to pay the
expense
of
coinage;
-- now
called
seigniorage.
Mintman
::
Mintman
(n.) One
skilled
in
coining,
or in
coins;
a
coiner..
Merk
::
Merk (n.) An old
Scotch
silver
coin; a mark or marc.
Fine
::
Fine
(superl.)
Having
(such)
a
proportion
of pure metal in its
composition;
as, coins nine
tenths
fine..
Warling
::
Warling
(n.) One often
quarreled
with; -- / word
coined,
perhaps,
to rhyme with
darling..
Mite
::
Mite (n.) A small coin
formerly
circulated
in
England,
rated at about a third of a
farthing.
The name is also
applied
to a small coin used in
Palestine
in the time of
Christ..
Countermark
::
Countermark
(n.) A mark or token added to those
already
existing,
in order to
afford
security
or
proof;
as, an
additional
or
special
mark put upon a
package
of goods
belonging
to
several
persons,
that it may not be
opened
except
in the
presence
of all; a mark added to that of an
artificer
of gold or
silver
work by the
Goldsmiths'
Company
of
London,
to
attest
the
standard
quality
of the gold or
silver;
a mark added to an
ancient
coin or
medal,
to show
either
its
change
of value or that it was tak
Bogus
::
Bogus (a.)
Spurious;
fictitious;
sham; -- a cant term
originally
applied
to
counterfeit
coin, and hence
denoting
anything
counterfeit..
Sovereign
::
Sovereign
(n.) A gold coin of Great
Britain,
on which an
effigy
of the head of the
reigning
king or queen is
stamped,
valued
at one pound
sterling,
or about
$4.86..
Mintage
::
Mintage
(n.) The coin, or other
production,
made in a
mint..
Billon
::
Billon
(n.) An alloy of gold and
silver
with a large
proportion
of
copper
or other base
metal,
used in
coinage..
Decimal
::
Decimal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
decimals;
numbered
or
proceeding
by tens;
having
a
tenfold
increase
or
decrease,
each unit being ten times the unit next
smaller;
as,
decimal
notation;
a
decimal
coinage..
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