Money; coinage. Also (cant): gold. Obsolete.

Any generally accepted medium of exchange which enables a society to trade goods without the need for… Coins and banknotes collectively as a medium…

(without plural) Coined money, esp. that in circulation or current; specie, money.

Cash or funds immediately available for use; esp. (in early use) money in the form of coins or banknotes; (also occasionally) immediate payment in…

Coins regarded collectively; coinage. Obsolete.

concrete. Coins collectively, coin; a system of coins in use or in currency; the currency. decimal coinage n. a system of coins, each denomination…

Coin, money; = coin, n. 6.

Cant. ‘The money or whatever the sweetners drop to draw in the bubbles’ (Dict. Cant. Crew, 1690); hence apparently applied to coin or pieces of…

Coin as opposed to bullion. Obsolete. rare.

plural. Pieces of ready money, coins. Obsolete.

Money; in the form of coin, ready money. Formerly in literary and general use; but now only commercial (see 2b), or consciously used as a sort of…

Coinage, coin, money, bullion. Obsolete.

Actual coin or money, = specie, n. 6.

Coin; coined money. (Cf. 3c) †Also, a commodity serving as a means of exchange or trade.

(also figurative in slang: see quot.).

the popular name of the globose fruit, which contains two carpels; also slang, coin, money (see 3).

plural. Coin, money, esp. sovereigns or guineas; occasionally singular, a silver or gold coin. slang.

The sharp metallic sound of a coin, or the like, striking against a hard substance; transferred (slang) ‘chink’, coin.

= decimal currency n.

slang. Coin, money; short for coriander-seed n. at compounds 2. Cf. coliander, n. c. Obsolete.

Currency, or a currency, in the form of coins as opposed to banknotes, bills, etc.; metallic currency. Later also: coins, banknotes, or other…

Money.

Cash, money. Cf. oscar, n.1