Sentence examples for mintage from inspiring English sources
noun
The process of minting coins
This mint dated its coins 1652 over the entire 30-year period to conceal the continuous mintage from British authorities in London.
These coins of rude mintage are called macuquinas (cob).
Much of Roberts-Austen's work centred on mintage, and he was recognized as one of the world's leading authorities on the technical aspects of the operation.
"Look for unusual mintmarks, striking errors, flaws and low mintage figures.
It is 90percentt silver, and its mintage -- 15,266 -- is the sixth smallest among the commemorative silver coins issued by the United States.
The absence of bronze token coinage, which had been sparse for many decades, was remedied by the creation of abundant mintages in yellow orichalcum and red copper.
Official mintages were supplemented by a mass of regional or local coinages, while official coinages from eastern mints provided necessary currency for local Roman frontier forces.
