It is devoted to Roman provincial coinage, and brings together the collections of numerous leading coin-rooms.
Truckers, who enter separately, have their own television lounge with smoking and no-smoking halves, several showers and a coin laundry room.
He, or she (the toucan), is very tame and mischievous — throws coins around the room — flies off with the toast from my breakfast tray.
They were laid out on a table in a briefing room, their coin slots and windows smashed or broken, with unidentifiable parts dangling.
Though no bill was put before it, the committee heard from the ANA delegates, discussed the matter, and favored the use of the silver dollar, which as a large coin had the most room for an artistic design.
The typical sand-colored hotel in the chain has 110 units, most of them single rooms, and a laundry room with coin-operated machines.
Mr. Dubé, the executive director of Career Transition for Dancers, bounds into the room, jiggling coins that he found on the floor.
In 1950 the Chinese had entered eastern Tibet; in 1959 Lhasa rose up against their savage occupation and the Dalai Lama fled to India, taking with him enough silver coins to fill a room which, for weeks, Mr Tsering silently guarded.
I liked the mirror with hooks where I hung my baseball caps and was grateful for the laundry basket in the big, well-lighted closet (the spa has a laundry room with coin-operated machines).
The floor safe was open, coins strewn across the room.
