A tax formerly levied by (port) cities for keeping cats in public warehouses and cellars, also called cat penny, cat guilder and similar. – Tax levied on private cat owners by the municipality; cat tax. – Older term for coins – of low metal value (high alliage) or – high degree of wear. – See aftergeld, ballast, bracteate,
Doublé coin, iron money, money, evil, squeezed, show money, half money, mutton money, dog money, wedding table money, infrangibility, mouse catch money, coin commis, coin paradox, quaad money, raven catch money, wardein, wipper.
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