Wiktionary
a. Not minted.
Usage examples of "unminted".
Caesar had devised a knacky way to carry his moneyit was money, not unminted sows.
Faces went by, as haughty as of old, Wearing upon their heads the unminted gold That flowers in blackness only, And sad lips smiled softly, softly, Knowing well it was too late Even for Fate.
France with sixty knights, a hundred fifty thousand gold florins, and twelve pack horses hauling unminted silver.
There would have been gold dinars, Byzantine coins, gold florins, drachmas, marks, along with unminted silver and gold.
De Molay came to France in 1306 with twelve pack horses loaded with unminted silver, which was never accounted for.
The reliquary caskets contained a variety of silver and gold, either in coinage or as unminted raw metal.
To him, Balboa was money, the coin of Panama, unminted but equal to an American dollar.