Sentence examples for coinage most from inspiring English sources

Besides its traditional use in weapons and tools, bronze has also been widely used in coinage; most "copper" coins are actually bronze, typically with about 4 percent tin and 1 percent zinc.

Dies for the eagle coinage were prepared, most likely by Scot and by long-time Mint employee Adam Eckfeldt.

While friend/unfriend and follow/unfollow may embody corporate coinages at their most reductive, there's a freewheeling creativity to word-building at the user end of social media.

And aside from Mohamed, Muslim cultures in the early period were also perfectly happy using coinage with human images, most famously the "standing caliph dinar".

This challenges the philistine wealthy who, possessed of money but not the nose for culture, convert real capital into "cultural capital" (Bourdieu's most famous coinage), acquiring subculture as if it were ready-to-wear.

Though unique coinage and slang thrives in most semi-closed social systems — Star Trek conventions, frat houses, New York magazine offices — it seems right when Peters notes that "college has always been an ultimate petri dish for slang: That's what you get when hordes of young people with identities in flux gather and gab".

Coinage metal nanostructures are the most studied architectures as SERS substrates [6, 12, 13, 14, 15].

English coinage was also superior to most of the other currency in use in northwestern Europe, and the ability to mint coins was a royal monopoly.

Why are most of these coinages anonymous?

Germanium forms many alloys, most importantly with the coinage metals.

A total of 32,000 eagles were struck using the Barber-modified Saint-Gaudens dies, for the most part using ordinary coinage presses.