uncoined
/ (ʌnˈkɔɪnd) /
(of a metal) not made into coin
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How to use uncoined in a sentence
The precious metals gained preference as a universal money commodity, but still uncoined and exchanged merely by dead weight.
The Origin of the Family Private Property and the State | Frederick EngelsThe coined bronze is worth six times as much as the uncoined.
Swift | Leslie StephenThey actually both talked to her as if she wished for solid, uncoined lumps of silver.
Intimate China | Mrs. Archibald LittleHe sent me also five chests of excellent sweetmeats, and a hundred pieces of gold uncoined, not quite so large as moidores.
Stoffel Brinkerhoff made great spoil of oysters and clams, coined and uncoined, and then set out on his return to the Manhattoes.
Knickerbocker's History of New York, Complete | Washington Irving
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