Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
potin
noun
/pəˈtɪn/
Definition
Potin is a type of ancient coinage made from a copper alloy, often associated with Celtic tribes.
Examples
- The ancient Celts often used potin as a form of trade.
- Archaeologists discovered potin coins in many parts of France.
- Collectors seek potin coins for their historical significance.
Meaning
Historically, potin refers to a currency used in various regions in Europe, particularly during the Iron Age.
Synonyms
- coin
- currency
