Standard coins and Token coins difference
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Standard Coins Token Coins
- Standard coins are those whose face value is equal to the intrinsic value. Token coins are those whose face value is more than its intrinsic value.
- It is made up of precious metals It is made up of cheaper metals
Token Coins
- Standard coins are those whose face value is equal to the intrinsic value. Token coins are those whose face value is more than its intrinsic value.
- It is made up of precious metals It is made up of cheaper metals
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Standard coins are such coins whose face value is equal to its commodity value. For example- the silver coin in early India had a commodity equal to its face value. Token coins are such coins whose face value is greater than is commodity value.
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a coin having an intrinsic value less than its face value — compare standard coin … if the metal content of a quarter is worth less than its face value of 25 cents, the quarter is a token coin. — Money and Banking, 1985.
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