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Minter

One who mints

and peace, masterless goods, as waifs, estrays, etc., assessments and minting of money. The crown, sceptre and other Articles used at

1 Hen. 1, c. 2, Hale's Hist. 217. Also a mintage, and the right of coining or minting money.

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weigh it; because many cities, lords, and bishops, having their mints, coined money, and often very bad money, too, for which

different coins in different countries The florin of England first minted in 1849 is worth two shillings or about 48 cents

such small value that it was obsolete and no longer minted

coin of the value of half a penny no longer minted also the value of half a penny

an English coin worth half a penny no longer minted

A United States five cent coin minted from 1913 to 1937 having an image of an American

death in felonies and murders; right to waifs and estrays; minting of money; assize of bread and beer, and weights and

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