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die-link Numism.|ˈdaɪlɪŋk|
[f. die n.1 5 + link n.2 3 a.]
A relationship established between two or more coins made or stamped by the same die. Hence as v. trans. (used pass.). Also die-linked ppl. a., die-linking vbl. n.
1941C. H. V. Sutherland in Numismatic Chron. 6th Ser. I. 99 The consideration of die-axes, and of die-linkings, which can be achieved only by the study of very numerous examples. Ibid. 104 The small thunderbolt accompanying the obverse portrait on the ‘Seater Livia’ series is not found on any other group; we cannot therefore hope for die-links between one group and another. Ibid. 105 A twin die-linked series, forming a parallel to the twin die-linked Clementiae-Moderationi series. Ibid., The twin Clementiae-Moderationi series, being so closely die-linked. 1958Times 11 Feb. 11/5 The hoard included coins of Edward the Elder..which were die-linked, 20 being from the same die of one moneyer. 1958Oxf. Univ. Gaz. 7 Mar. 678/1 Such die-links serve to confirm that issues for both Titus and Domitian were produced in the same establishment. |
