Coins begin life as a blank metal planchette. The planchette is placed between two "dies" and struck, creating the impression on both sides of the coin.
British gold coins such as the Five and Two Pound and the Sovereign and Half-Sovereign were usually minted where ever the gold was mined. Coins minted at the London Mint usually had the "Die number" at the bottom of the reverse of the coin, almost as a mintmark. Coins minted elsewhere had a letter indicating the Mint.
Some London minted coins did not have the "Die number" on them, hence, "No Die". There will be no mintmark on them either, indicating that they were minted at the London Mint.
Suffering does not mean die.
die or to die
it mean u can die
Be specific when u say When was harry Wasylyk Die.. do u mean When did he die? Be specific when u say When was harry Wasylyk Die.. do u mean When did he died? Be specific when u say When was harry Wasylyk Die.. do u mean When did he died?
Alternus die
die Eltern = parents
I die because I do not die
I think you mean to write "Wissen Sie die Antwort?" which means "Do you know the answer?"
Die Ferien means the vacation.
Die Kante can be translated as:edgerimangleborderledge
I think so.
Because it was his time to die. I mean, seriously. D:<