Crossword clues for recoin
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Recoin \Re*coin"\ (r[=e]*koin"), v. t. To coin anew or again.
Wiktionary
vb. To coin (money, an expression) again.
Usage examples of "recoin".
At this stage, Geoffrey Manguza should have agreed that recoin, was due or given some other indication of his willingness to listen to reason.
Thus does Milton appropriate the wealth of past literature, secure of being able to recoin it with his own image and superscription.
And I do confess I am loath to throw my money in with this new Bank, and my lot in with this Juncto, when our money is to be recoined by a savant whose ideas are recondite, and whose motives are a source of endless puzzlement to me.
We coined and put into circulation, at home and abroad, about 36,000,000 pieces, many of which were afterwards recoined as legal tender dollars under a special act of Congress.
The commons voted one hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds for making good the deficiency in recoining the hammered money, and the recompence for bringing in plate to the mint.
And I do confess I am loath to throw my money in with this new Bank, and my lot in with this Juncto, when our money is to be recoined by a savant whose ideas are recondite, and whose motives are a source of endless puzzlement to me.