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Equivalence

The condition of being equivalent or equal equality of worth value signification or force as an equivalence of definitions

Too valuable to admit of being appraised of inestimable worth invaluable

To set a value on to appreciate the worth of to estimate to value to reckon

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A Portuguese gold coin formerly current and variously estimated to be worth from three and one half to four and one half pounds sterling

A small copper coin formerly current in Scotland worth less than a cent

doubloon or about 390 and in Germany and Italy nearly the same There was an old Italian pistole worth about 540

A small copper coin of the East Indies worth less than a cent

An old Italian silver coin worth about ten cents

To exceed in worth

An old English silver coin worth nine pence

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