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A Roman coin equivalent to one twenty fourth part of a Roman pound

A Japanese coin worth about one half of a cent

A silver coin of Turkey formerly rated at twenty but since 1880 at nineteen piasters about 83 cents

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A Roman coin the sixth part of an as

A silver coin and money of account of Great Britain and its dependencies equal to twelve pence or the twentieth part

Easterling, a coin struck by Richard II., which is supposed to have given rise to the name of sterling as applied

Florin, a coin of the value of two shillings.

Guinea, a coin formerly issued by the Mint. These coins were called in temp. Wm. IV., and the word now means

Salute, a coin made by Henry V., after his conquest in France, where on the arms of England and France were

The coin or other production made in a mint

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