“A spokeswoman said one person was arrested on suspicion of throwing a coin at a match official and another was arrested on suspicion of hurling a bottle.”

“These taxes were collected in coin from the burghs and fresh coin was minted 3 times a year in 60 royal mints arranged throughout the country.”

“The author's coinage of unique words infused the novel with a fresh and innovative linguistic style.”

“The development of a brand new coinage with enhanced security features revolutionized the process of making money.”

“I went to the bank to exchange my check for coinage to pay for my purchases at the local market.”

“The coiner was arrested for his involvement in a sophisticated counterfeit currency operation.”

“Dyson, coiner of the lovely phrase about the non-transferability of genius, should know that.”

“Deme came later to mean a local breeding population, despite the best attempts of its coiner.”

“Many of these inkhorn coinages were used only once and gained no currency at all among other writers.”

“Such coinages arose on the basis of a separate suffixal model of deverbal nominalization quite rarely.”

“Probably more interesting is Shakespeare's inventiveness with noun-verb coinages.”

“I decided to buy some gum with some coins I had in my wallet.”