And we have been referred to no authority which at that time defined coining otherwise than as minting or stamping metals for money; or money otherwise than as metal coined for the purposes of commerce.
The minting run appears to have been approximately fifty lakhs of rupees.
They were part of a special minting that took place just before the English, Hawksworth, left the city.
Enormous revenues came to the state from the monopoly of minting coin, when old metal coin of full value was called in and exchanged for debased coin.
As metal was scarce and minting very expensive, iron coins were introduced, silver became more and more common as means of exchange, and paper money was issued.
The most outstanding sign of this was the abandonment of restrictions on the minting of copper coin, in order to prevent deflation through insufficiency of payment media.
Such a privilege and such independence of cities disappear later, but occasionally the privilege of minting was given to persons of high rank.
When Lord Cornwallis's petition for a renewal of his patent for minting coins was presented in 1700, it was referred to a committee of the Lords Justices.
Footnote 9: The report of the Committee of the Privy Council which sat on Wood's coinage, stated that copper ready for minting cost eighteen pence per pound before it was brought into the Mint at the Tower of London.
Jesus is looking up that water; and minting to dwell amongst them.
I think I shall die but minting and aiming to be a Christian.
And I wonder how I have past a year and a quarter's imprisonment without shaming my sweet Lord, to whom I desire to be faithful; and I think I shall die but even[304] minting and aiming to serve and honour my Lord Jesus.
Quite recently His Highness has established a minting machine in Kabul.
Pice, too, are now being made in the minting machine.
These private diggers are bound to deliver the gold they obtain to the minting towns at Abradbanya or Gyulafehervár and there receive coined money in exchange.
It is true that each increase in the weight of the virtual dollar in America--in other words, each fall in the official American price of gold--would at first discourage the minting of gold in America.
To increase the employment of silver by minting full tender silver by the side of the divisional restricted tender silver.
The minting of silver has been such as might be expected under the conditions of free minting of a cheapening metal--i.
From 1842 onwards, in case of no new treaty, the rate of minting to be two millions vereinsmuenze every four years, pro rata as before; each state to give an account of its mintings.
By grants of the right of privateminting the six official Spanish Mints were increased to not less than 150, with a resulting monetary disorder, dearness of necessaries, and commercial panic which it would be difficult to estimate.
This ordinance prescribed the minting of the silver carolus, in imitation of the Dutch thaler.
The metal on whose importation and minting a premium was obtainable was imported, and in large quantities.
In the United States a parallel though more interested agitation was conducted, centring round the yearly proposed repeal of the compulsory minting clauses of the Bland Bill.
The premium on the minting of gold drew it to France, in preference to any other place where a simple market price prevailed.
April of that year for encouraging the minting of petiz deniers Tournois.
Finding that individuals treated the agreed amounts of mintings as a minimum limit, the French Government resolved to suspend the minting of the 5-franc pieces entirely.
The mintingof these latter was declared free to the individual, and the minting of the gold Williams ordered to cease (Articles 5 and 6).
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "minting" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
