Sentence examples for quality coins from inspiring English sources

Lee Minshull, president of Lee Minshull Rare Coins, agreed that finer quality coins are scarce.

It's harder to get quality coins and rarer coins, Fuljenz said.

Although bargain bins usually contain common, lower quality coins, sometimes a rare coin slips through.

Top-quality coins are those that look as if they just came from the mint.

All five 2012 designs were struck, the first circulation-quality coins struck at San Francisco since 1983 (when Lincoln cents were struck without mint mark), and the first with the S mint mark since the Anthony dollar in 1981 (struck for mint sets only).

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Leech had spoken with Saint-Gaudens on the same subject; the sculptor stated that only four men in the world were capable of executing high-quality coin designs; three lived in France and he was the fourth.

Henry II improved the quality of coins and in 1282, under Edward I, testing the purity of coinage was formalised in the "Trial of the Pyx", an annual courtroom-esque ceremony which continues to this day.

Besides the very important considerations regarding de facto legality within the U.S., and various taxes and so forth, we don't really have a shortage of high-quality bullion coins.

We performed an ELISA immuno-quality control assay (iQC) using IL8 antibody to test the quality of COIN-antibody conjugate.

It turns out that in addition to gold and silver, there was also a "high-quality bronze coin – regulations specified 83% copper, 15% lead and 2% tin" that was used for everyday transactions.