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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a coin for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are offering or requesting a coin in exchange for something or as a metaphorical expression.
Example: "He tossed a coin for a chance to win the game."
Alternatives: "a token for" or "a payment for".
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"I'll flip a coin for a hundred bucks if you want," said the trader.
"Or we could just flip a coin for doubles point," Diaz added.
So Canada and South Korea flipped a coin for second place.
He refused to give a few cents to a man who asked for a coin for something to eat.
But it is short-sighted to view aid as a simplistic instrument – a coin for a jukebox.
I literally typed "A Coin for Joe" for hours almost every day for months, on and off for two years.
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Every Christmas Club Penguin hosts a party and a Coins For Change event.
Put a Coins for Change station and snow about three inches from each other to represent homeless people.
A paper dollar lasts about a year and a half; a dollar coin for 30 years.
And a chocolate coin for a sweet treat.
Dimitroff won a coin flip for the third overall selection in this month's draft.
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