Capable of being minted into coins or stamped with coin designs.
From 'coin' (from Old French 'coiner') + '-able' (capable of). The suffix transforms a verb into an adjective describing potential or capacity.
Not all metals are equally coinable—copper coins wear quickly, while gold and silver were historically preferred because they retained their stamped designs through centuries of handling.
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