Sentence examples for coins into circulation from inspiring English sources

Until now, a few Ripples have been in circulation, but the company will begin releasing a huge chunk of its currency (with plans to distribute 50 billion Ripples) beginning in May, with plans to put 100 billion coins into circulation over the long-term, the company tells us.

A particularly egregious mile scam (and I don't think that's too harsh a word): the case of a "deals" website founder who exploited the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005, designed to put dollar coins into circulation.

That isn't doing much to get the coin into circulation.

And the company was putting those coins back into circulation, meeting a growing share of market demand, reducing the need to mint new coins.

After euro notes and coins went into circulation on Jan . 1 , 2002the currency promptly sank to about 86 cents.

Brown hinted that Britain might be ready to join the Union by the time the euro notes and coins come into circulation, in 2002.

Nearly two years after euro banknotes and coins came into circulation, the mood has changed among countries taking part in Europe's monetary experiment.

The euro, as a physical currency with its own bills and coins, went into circulation in 12 of the 15 member states of the European Union on Jan . 1of this year.

FOR most consumers, the euro's biggest bang will come on January 1st 2002, when new notes and coins go into circulation, and they collect pocketfuls of strange new currency and spend their last francs, marks and escudos.

Yesterday six billion notes and 37 billion coins went into circulation.

The E.U. stretched its rules to allow Greece to join the currency union in 2001, a year before euro notes and coins went into circulation.