Noun:

સિક્કાઓમાં,

metal money's Usage Examples:

precious-metal money: The nations which are still dazzled by the sensuous glitter of precious metals, and are, therefore, still fetish-worshippers of metal money.

Exports of metal money from Iran in the seventeenth century were followed by sea and land, and.

their quality diminished over time becoming known as Bitasen (鐚銭, "bad metal money").

In 1695 the government decided to increase the amount of metal money in circulation by debasement.

A 19th-century discovery of over two hundred metal money bars suggests that the area had been inhabited by the La Tène people.

was the lesson of American experience of paper, which had undermined metal money and sent prices spiralling.

Bunknotes became rampant on the town and they decided to issue a paper and metal money as a bunknote.

A metal money clip is generally a solid piece of metal folded into half, such that.

In addition to the numerous historical documents, photographs, metal money (coins, souvenir bars), and commemorative medals of the National Bank.

Bunknotes became rampant on the town and they decided to issue a paper and metal money as a bunknote.

In 1695 the government decided to increase the amount of metal money in circulation by debasement.

resin (plastic that bonds the carbon fibers together) means that it get scratched more easily than the tougher surface of metal money clip.

did not circulate in the South and West due to prejudice against base-metal money, they choked commerce.

Synonyms:

mintage, specie, currency, coin, coinage,

Antonyms:

pastness, futurity, current, noncurrent, reverse,