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... coins of lower or higher value ; this is one further reason for their unpopularity . 409. We sought views on the desirability of extending the weight - value relationship to the bronze coins . Bulk coin - handlers , including the banks ...
... coins of lower or higher value ; this is one further reason for their unpopularity . 409. We sought views on the desirability of extending the weight - value relationship to the bronze coins . Bulk coin - handlers , including the banks ...
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... coins and the desirable differences between them . Taking these considerations together , we might expect it to be possible to fit about five coins into any one tier of metal - with a smallest coin of about 700 " and a largest of about ...
... coins and the desirable differences between them . Taking these considerations together , we might expect it to be possible to fit about five coins into any one tier of metal - with a smallest coin of about 700 " and a largest of about ...
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... coin sizes ( see paragraphs 420 to 430 above ) as forbidden ground - even though designing coins within these ranges would often cause no difficulty to the public or to operators of other , more discriminating , coin - selector ...
... coin sizes ( see paragraphs 420 to 430 above ) as forbidden ground - even though designing coins within these ranges would often cause no difficulty to the public or to operators of other , more discriminating , coin - selector ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 11 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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