Marked or sealed with an official cocket; officially approved for trade or export (archaic).
From cocket (an official seal or customs mark) + -ed (past participle/adjective suffix). This term was used in medieval commerce to indicate goods that had received official inspection and approval.
In the crowded, often-chaotic world of medieval ports and markets, a 'cocketed' shipment was instantly recognizable as legitimate—like having a modern shipping receipt. This system was so effective that similar marking practices continued for centuries, eventually evolving into modern customs declarations.
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