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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 piece of metal on which
certain
characters
are
stamped
by
government
authority,
making
it
legally
current
as
money;
-- much used in a
collective
sense..
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Scudo
::
Scudo (n.) A gold coin of Rome, worth 64
shillings
11 pence
sterling,
or about $
15.70..
Frank
::
Frank (a.) A
French
coin. See
Franc.
Denier
::
Denier
(n.) A small
copper
coin of
insignificant
value.
Change
::
Change
(v. t.) Small
money;
the money by means of which the
larger
coins and bank bills are made
available
in small
dealings;
hence,
the
balance
returned
when
payment
is
tendered
by a coin or note
exceeding
the sum due..
Coincidental
::
Coincidental
(a.)
Coincident.
Portcullis
::
Portcullis
(n.) An
English
coin of the reign of
Elizabeth,
struck
for the use of the East India
Company;
-- so
called
from its
bearing
the
figure
of a
portcullis
on the
reverse..
Spurry
::
Spur-royal
(n.) A gold coin, first made in the reign of
Edward
IV.,
having
a star on the
reverse
resembling
the rowel of a spur. In the
reigns
of
Elizabeth
and of James I., its value was
fifteen
shillings..
Sextans
::
Sextans
(n.) A Roman coin, the sixth part of an as..
Money
::
Money (n.) A piece of
metal,
as gold,
silver,
copper,
etc.,
coined,
or
stamped,
and
issued
by the
sovereign
authority
as a
medium
of
exchange
in
financial
transactions
between
citizens
and with
government;
also, any
number
of such
pieces;
coin..
Florin
::
Florin
(n.) A
silver
coin of
Florence,
first
struck
in the
twelfth
century,
and noted for its
beauty.
The name is given to
different
coins in
different
countries.
The
florin
of
England,
first
minted
in 1849, is worth two
shillings,
or about 48
cents;
the
florin
of the
Netherlands,
about 40
cents;
of
Austria,
about 36
cents..
Tical
::
Tical (n.) A
bean-shaped
coin of Siam, worth about sixty
cents;
also, a
weight
equal to 236
grains
troy..
Bogus
::
Bogus (a.)
Spurious;
fictitious;
sham; -- a cant term
originally
applied
to
counterfeit
coin, and hence
denoting
anything
counterfeit..
Mill-sixpence
::
Mill-sixpence
(n.) A
milled
sixpence;
-- the
sixpence
being one of the first
English
coins
milled
(1561).
Jane
::
Jane (n.) A coin of
Genoa;
any small coin.
Mancus
::
Mancus
(n.) An old Anglo Saxon coin both of gold and
silver,
and of
variously
estimated
values.
The
silver
mancus
was equal to about one
shilling
of
modern
English
money..
Sen
::
Sen (n.) A
Japanese
coin, worth about one half of a
cent..
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..
Drachma
::
Drachma
(n.) A
silver
coin among the
ancient
Greeks,
having
a
different
value in
different
States
and at
different
periods.
The
average
value of the Attic
drachma
is
computed
to have been about 19
cents..
Jugata
::
"Jugata
(n. pl.) The
figures
of two heads on a medal or coin,
either
side by side or
joined..
Vernier
::
Vernier
(n.) A short scale made to slide along the
divisions
of a
graduated
instrument,
as the limb of a
sextant,
or the scale of a
barometer,
for
indicating
parts of
divisions.
It is so
graduated
that a
certain
convenient
number
of its
divisions
are just equal to a
certain
number,
either
one less or one more, of the
divisions
of the
instrument,
so that parts of a
division
are
determined
by
observing
what line on the
vernier
coincides
with a line on the
instrument..
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