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Human civilizations have long used metals as a medium for exchange. In addition to their long-lasting properties, metals lend themselves easily to melting and casting. As early as 1000 B.C., the Chinese were using a type of metal token to represent...

Pieces of metal of a standard size and weight stamped by a sovereign power to give them the status of money Coins were first used as money by the Lydians (Greek inhabitants of what is now West Turkey) in the seventh century BC. The first coins were...

For poor people small coin. (Portuguese) One coin in the money-box makes more noise than when it is full. (Arabian) There are two sides to every coin....

COIN can refer to: Collaborative Innovation Networks Counterinsurgency...

Coming soon on new presidential dollar coins — Old Hickory, Old Kinderhook, Old Man Eloquent and the Last of the Cocked Hats.The U.S. Mint, the maker of the nation's coins, on Thursday is unveiling the stately images of the next four presidents whose faces will...

The House voted Tuesday to give a new look to the Sacagawea dollar in hopes of reviving flagging interest in the seven-year-old golden coin.The legislation, approved by voice vote, would make annual changes to the reverse side of the coin to commemorate the achievements of...

The newest $1 coin, bearing the likeness of George Washington, is going into circulation around the country just in time for next week's celebration of the first president's birthday.U.S. Mint officials hope they have overcome problems that doomed its two predecessors, but coin experts are...

Mary and Ray Smith can't make heads or tails of a new presidential dollar coin they found last week. It doesn't have either. A week after the revelation that some of the coins slipped out of the U.S. Mint without "In God We Trust" stamped...