Assertion: hoard's coin | /r/HasProperty | silver
Facets:
value: in order to create smaller denominations
type: PURPOSE
value: especially
type: OTHER
value: nominally
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: The hoard contains 30 gold and 1552 silver coins with a total value of £93 and 5 shillings contained within a ceramic Ryedale ware vessel.
text: There are also a number of cut halfpennies – during the Anglo-Norman period, the only coins minted for general circulation were silver pennies, but these were often cut into halves or quarters to create smaller denominations.
text: Although all the coins in the hoard are nominally silver coins, and should have about 90% silver content, most of them are severely debased, containing as little as 1% silver.
text: The hoard , made up of 440 silver denarii coins, was uncovered during an archaeological dig at a Roman site on Edge Hill in 2015.
text: While growing up around casinos, Ted developed an "appreciation" for coins, especially silver dollars.
text: They usually contain pieces of Ranger and Lindon armour and weapons, as well as silver coins, silver and gold ingots or nuggets, and rings.
text: At the time of the Norman Conquest, the only coins in circulation in England were silver pennies – in order to create smaller denominations, these were often cut into halves or quarters, as is reflected by some of the contents of the Chew Valley hoard.