proclamation money
US (now historical )
noun
Coin valued according to a royal proclamation of 1704, according to which the Spanish dollar of 17½ pennyweight was to be rated at six shillings in all the colonies.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in New Jersey Archives.
- trading house
- trading partner
- trading pit
- multisensual
- multiseptate
- multiserial
- multiseriate
- multiserver
- multiservice
- multisession
- multi-sheeted
- multisided
- multisidedness
- multisiliquous
- multisite
- multi-skill
- multiskilled
- multi-skilling
- multislacker
- multislacking
- multispecialist
- multi-speciality
- multi-specialty
- multispecies
- multispectral