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SIXTH-TO-SEVENTH CENTURY COIN CIRCULATION IN DOBRUDJA
Cercetări Numismatice, 2005Andrei Gândilă
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The wear of U.K. coins in circulation
Wear, 1969Abstract Observations on the weight loss of 1 2 coins in circulation, by determination of the average weights of coins for each year minted, confirm the deduction by Spurr1 from similar work on pennies that the wear rate of coins increases with wear. It is proposed that this indicates a constant thickness wear per annum.
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Found coins as indicators of coins in circulation: testing some assumptions
European Journal of Archaeology, 2006Coin finds are used to inform discussion about coins in circulation and, hence, economic activity. This discussion often rests on the assumption that patterns in finds of accidentally lost coins mirror to a useful extent those of the coins in circulation at the time. Whenever possible, such assumptions should be tested. This study does this empirically
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New Concept for Physically-Secured E-Coins Circulations
2018 NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems (AHS), 2018Electronic Cash (EC) is still suffering from being difficult to transfer values as a digital stream on open channels. The fact that a value stream of bits is often traceable, anonymity and protection against double-spending becomes a very difficult task. In physical cash, coins and bills are exchanged physically persons resulting with assured transport
Ayoub Mars, Wael Adi
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Statistical Analysis of Coins Lost in Circulation
Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 1985The loss rate of coins in the Israeli pound (IL) series issued in Israel in 1960–1979 is estimated, and the connection between it and the characteristics of the coins is examined. A lifetime model with time-dependent hazard rate and an estimation procedure for the model parameters are presented.
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The article is devoted to the study of the monetary circulation and coin counting in the Sivershchyna region in the 17th-18th centuries. During the period under the study, the Sivershchyna region was at the crossroads of the trade routes which led to the
Andrii Klyuyev
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The article is devoted to the study of the monetary circulation and coin counting in the Sivershchyna region in the 17th-18th centuries. During the period under the study, the Sivershchyna region was at the crossroads of the trade routes which led to the
Andrii Klyuyev
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Coin circulation in Poland under the rule of Bolesław III Wrymouth (1102–1138)
, 2021Grzegorz Śnieżko
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MONETARY CIRCULATION IN ILLYRIA BASED ON CATALOGUED HOARDS OF “ILLYRIAN” COINS
Novensia, 2021The monetary circulation in Illyria is reconstructed based on a distribution of finds of hoards of “Illyrian” coins struck in Greek Illyria from the fourth to the first century BC. A catalog brings together all the hoards discovered in present-day Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, Kosovo and Serbia.
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Coin production and coin circulation in Cilicia Tracheia
2020It is well known that the first coins were produced in Anatolia (more precisely in Lydia) between the end of the seventh and the beginning of the sixth century BCE.1 Coinage soon spread in the whole peninsula and provides evidence for varied monetary systems until the third century CE: coins of the cities, coins of dynasts and kings, coins of the ...
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