In older literature, a frequently stated requirement for coins. They were supposed to be characterized by infrangibility (not capable of being broken). Coins made of thinly rolled metal (hollow coins; bracteates) were usually granted only in the smallest units, such as the hollow penny, not least because of their insufficient protection against forgery. – See squeezed, cat money, solderability.
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