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mintage

/ˈmɪn.tɪdʒ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el proceso de acuñación de monedas, la tarifa que cobra la casa de moneda por ese servicio, o el conjunto de monedas producidas por una casa de moneda.

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noun

/ˈmɪn.tɪdʒ/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el proceso de acuñación de monedas, la tarifa que cobra la casa de moneda por ese servicio, o el conjunto de monedas producidas por una casa de moneda.

A noun referring to the process of minting coins, the fee paid to a mint for this service, or the collective coins produced by a mint.

  1. Coins collectivelyC1formal

    The total number or value of coins produced by a mint at a particular time.

    esacuñación (conjunto de monedas)

    • The mintage of silver dollars was limited in that year.
    • Collectors value the mintage of rare coins.
    • The mintage of the new currency was completed ahead of schedule.

    Sinónimoscoinagespecie

  2. Fee for mintingC2formal

    A charge paid to a mint by a government or authority for the production of coins.

    esDerecho de acuñación

    • The government negotiated a lower mintage fee for the new coin series.
    • The mintage cost was included in the budget for the currency reform.
    • Historically, the mintage was a significant source of revenue for the mint.
  3. Act of mintingC1formal

    The process or action of stamping metal to produce coins.

    esAcuñación

    • The mintage of gold coins requires precise temperature control.
    • Advances in technology have improved the mintage process.
    • The mintage of commemorative coins is a celebrated tradition.

    Sinónimoscoinagestriking

Formas
  • mintages plural form
  • mintages' possessive plural form
  • mintage's possessive singular form
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