Sentence examples for coins of from inspiring English sources

Soon my pillowcases bore rusty coins of nasal drippage.

"Your coins of today are the same as mine.

These coins of rude mintage are called macuquinas (cob).

Debased coins were replaced by coins of full value.

After his death his deified portrait appeared on the coins of Lysimachus in Thrace and on the early coins of Ptolemy I in Egypt.

One-month-old parking meters are filling with the coins of shoppers.

Among these highest fliers, perks and privileges are coins of the realm.

And she ushered in a great innovation: she introduced coins of various denominations.

At the fall of the empire, various satraps struck silver coins of their own.

In northern Greece brilliant artistry characterized the coins of Amphipolis, Acanthus, and Chalcidian Olynthus.

2. Suppose we could add one or two coins of arbitrary denominations to our monetary systems?