coinage

Preposition: of

• silver: Silver was important in the King's financial strategy for Edward VI restored an English coinage of silver.
• term: Proving there is nothing new under the sun today's coinage of the term is some 50 years after it was first used.

Converse of object

• debase: Henry VIII had also debased the coinage in 1526 to compete with the great number of inferior foreign pieces in circulation.
• mint: Local rulers all over Europe began minting gold coinage.
• produce: From the day dies started being manufactured to produce milled coinage in England, mistakes were made.
• issue: There the most intriguing item for me was the set of proofs of the never to be issued coinage of Edward VIII.
• include: The Chapel had long been used as a secure store by the Exchequer and it contained many ancient relics, including old coinage dies.
• use: Q. Can I use coinage from the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man?

Adjective modifier

• pre-decimal: Your first call should be to the bank to change your money into pre-decimal coinage specially minted for the museum.
• milled: From the day dies started being manufactured to produce milled coinage in England, mistakes were made.
• decimal: Scotch salmon at Billingsgate was then fetching 2s 6d [ 15p in decimal coinage ] a pound wholesale.
• token: The reasons for resorting to a token coinage was again due to a dearth in the circulating levels of regal copper coinage.
• silver: Spare a thought and some silver coinage for them next time you see a collecting box or a flag day.
• gold: Under George 111 the guinea was the basis of gold coinage.

Modifies a noun

• duty: In 1838, the tin coinage duties were commuted.
• system: The coinage system had put undue emphasis on metals.

Noun used with modifier

• copper: Maybe you are stuck with a growing amount of copper coinage, that perhaps, you do not really know what to do with.
• silver: In 1816 the silver coinage was replaced with new issues at a lower level of silver purity.
• gold: From the death of Julius Caesar, gold coinage came to be an important part of the Roman coinage system.
• word: They describe an English speaking ab initio student of German who exhibited an unusually strong tendency to use word coinage and lexical innovation.