- "silver coin";
mentioned in the
Domesday Book;
signifies bullion or
silver uncoined arguendo for
arguing Or, "for the sake of argument". Said when something...
-
commenda arrangements, however,
Mongol investors were not
constrained using uncoined precious metals and
tradable goods for
partnership investments and executed...
-
commenda arrangements, however,
Mongol investors were not
constrained using uncoined precious metals and
tradable goods for
partnership investments and primarily...
-
arrived from Sicily, and the
Egestaeans with them,
bringing sixty talents of
uncoined silver, as a month's pay for
sixty ships,
which they were to ask to have...
- was and
continues to be in
Burma the
designation of a
definite weight of
uncoined silver or its compound, that
throws light on the
problem of the Thai tical...
- second-oldest
currency still in circulation,
behind sterling.
Initially an
uncoined unit of account, the
ruble became a
circulating coin in 1704 just before...
- of
funding much of the cost of
sending a fleet,
offering 60
talents of
uncoined silver up front, and
tricking Athenian amb****adors into
believing that...
- "silver coin";
mentioned in the
Domesday Book;
signifies bullion or
silver uncoined arguendo for
arguing Or, "for the sake of argument". Said when something...
- or "silver coin"),
mentioned in Domesday,
signifies bullion, or
silver uncoined. In
those ancient days, such p****ed as
money from one to
another in payment...
- groschen, 72
kreuzer or 24x12 = 288 pfennig. The
Gulden therefore became an (
uncoined)
accounting or
currency unit
worth 60
kreuzer or 60x4 = 240
pfennig and...
