minter
- noun
- /ˈmɪntər/
- As a talented minter, she takes great pride in her craftsmanship with coins.
Examples
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At the mint, the minter works diligently to produce new currency.
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At the old mint, visitors can see a demonstration of how a minter would strike coins by hand.
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Historically, the minter played a vital role in ensuring the quality of a nation's currency.
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The minter carefully inspected each coin for imperfections before approving them for circulation.
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The minter at the Royal Mint produces high-quality coins.
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Many skilled minters work at the national mint.
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The skilled minter carefully stamped each coin to ensure quality.
Synonyms
A person who uses a machine to press metal into shapes
A person who makes official coins at a mint
A person who makes coins for a ruler or country
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Etymology
Minter comes from the word mint, a place where coins are made, plus the ending -er meaning 'someone who does something'. Mint comes from Latin moneta meaning 'coin', which is why a minter is someone who makes coins.