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Definitions
charged by a government for coining bullion
Word origin
Borrowed from Middle French seigneurage, from seigneur + -age.
Used in a sentence
“I will tell you. First, he comes regularly to take his rights of seigniorage, his rents, his taxes, his fourths of all the produce of his vineyards and arable lands on our Côte d'Or.”
“The old kingly prerogative of altering the coinage was taken away, the unit of the currency was declared definite and unchangeable, and the seigniorage on minting was abolished.”
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