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Discover LudwigThe phrase "gold coins" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to coins that are made of or have a gold composition. Examples: 1. The treasure hunter proudly displayed his collection of ancient gold coins. 2. She inherited a small fortune in gold coins from her great-grandfather. 3. The king's throne was adorned with intricate designs and embellished with gold coins. 4. As a form of investment, he always kept a stash of gold coins in his safe. 5. The museum exhibit showcased a wide array of gold coins from different civilizations throughout history.
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gold coins
noun
Plural of gold coin
Exact(60)
And commemorative gold coins?
Talk story about gold coins.
DR. SAUTER: For instance, gold coins, foreign currency, et cetera?
"I have six goats and you have two gold coins.
It is a treasure chest filled with fake gold coins.
Buy gold coins, or better still buy medieval gold coins; at least they are interesting, that's what I did".
One minted gold coins in the surrounding marshes.
"So St. Nicholas left gold coins in their wooden shoes.
The Princeton expedition found a vase full of gold coins.
She's financially sorted thanks to her bag of gold coins.
Gold coins on a necklace are looped on the bottle.
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