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Often used in the same context:
galleons,
goblet,
jolly roger,
tankard,
coral necklace,
snuffbox,
ankh,
gorget,
circlet,
scallop shell,
coins,
hooded cloak,
stickpin,
figurine,
parasol,
cowrie,
flagon,
jawbreakers,
florin,
medallion,
epergne,
salver,
scarab,
moonstones,
imitation leather,
tricorn,
ocarinas,
scabbard,
cartouche,
quatrefoil,
monstrance,
signet,
lemon squeezer,
vermeil,
bateau,
serape,
kettledrums,
trinkets,
rattail,
armlet,
quaich,
horsehead,
hatpin,
hatband,
armorial,
inkstand,
censer,
breastplates,
denarius,
cabochon,
cockade,
minotaur,
caravel,
cruet,
millefiori,
signet ring,
gryphon,
putti,
tophat,
ornament,
amphora,
dogtag,
tureen,
steins,
mainmast,
brandy snifter,
fractional currency,
cape,
bodkin,
replica,
eyepatch,
scimitar,
lucite,
planchet,
spyglass,
statue,
mjolnir,
jean laffite,
poop deck,
caryatids,
conure,
mola,
cultured pearl,
tooter,
armillary,
titfer,
passant,
ewers,
gobstopper,
firebird,
ormolu,
watchband,
splodge,
hieroglyph,
pepper shaker,
topazes,
soup ladle,
amulet,
metate,
flacon,
urn,
meerschaum,
guineas,
shilling,
crown,
ducat,
ducats,
florins,
pennies,
pesos,
rupee,
shillings,
banner,
coin,
crowns,
dollar,
farthing,
guinea,
moon,
penny
More general:
coin
Also try:
— Adjectives for doubloon:
spanish,
golden,
old,
single,
last,
same,
broad,
suspected,
gold,
quarter,
scarce,
more...
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