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ducat::noun | Spocien Dictionary
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| Type of | coin |
Examples of ducat
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If you want to get into the Olympic Village of corporate tents, you need yet another ducat.
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A trip down to the Nationals Park box office a week in advance results in a ducat for just $10.
From the washingtontimes.com
Count Friedrich insisted on the payment of the 6,000 ducat surety.
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The boys were ten years old, and had been promised a ducat each.
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Ducat, 83, is one of the original members of the PBA.
From the orlandosentinel.com
Gold 1 and 2 ducat trade coins were also minted.
From the en.wikipedia.org
The ducat of Genoa and Venice and the florine of Florence were also printed on gold from the Sahelian empires.
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Its counterpart in gold was the Venetian ducat.
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Tickets range from $20 for lawn access to $55.25 for a pit wristband, though service fees will tack on another $13-$20 per ducat.
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- Formerly a gold coin of various European countries
- The ducat is a gold coin that was used as a trade currency throughout Europe before World War I. Its weight is 3.4909 grams of .986 gold, which is 0.1107 troy ounce, AGW, actual gold weight.
- A gold coin minted by various European nations; Money in general; A dollar (and, by extension, a eurodollar)
- (DUCATS) Passenger conductor's hat checks
- The most widespread golden coin in Europe. At the beginning (12th century) the name D. was given by people to Napolis - Sicily silver, billion and even copper coins. Golden D. (augusthal, florin, zechin) were struck since the 13th century. D. type golden coin with weight of 3. ...
- A popular gold coin used by several European countries. Originally an Italian coin of the twelfth century.
- Gold coin of middle ages in europe. First in 1284 in Venice, Italy.
- A name used of gold coins of varying values issued in various European countries. The name may originate from the inscription on the Venetian zecchino d'oro first struck in 1284.
- The basic big unit of currency, Florin can also be used.
