seigniorage, seignorage (as senyerig)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 37
[French.] 1. Something claimed by virtue of sovereign prerogative; spec if., a percentage upon bullion brought to the mint to be coined, or to be exchanged for coin; the profit derived from i uing coins at a rate above their intrinsic value. In the United States the present ratio of silver to seismology sēişe, v. t [SEIZE.] sēiş-in, s. [SEIZIN.]
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