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ducat

[duhk-uht] / ˈdʌk ət /


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Translated to American, that’s about $465 per ducat or more than double the almost $175 promoted price.

From Los Angeles Times Sep. 6, 2024

The most coveted ducat goes for $950 — which buys entry to Wednesday's airport shindig and to the Quail, which McCall also operates.

From Los Angeles Times Aug. 14, 2015

That's less than half the cost of a typical Broadway ducat, and the Royal George offers a more intimate encounter with Leguizamo than is possible at the Lyceum.

From Chicago Tribune Dec. 30, 2010

He finds it difficult to scream "My daughter, my ducat."

From Time Magazine Archive

The Imperial Mint Ordinance of 1559 contains the first mention of the ducat in German legislation, prescribing it 67 to the mark, 23 1⁄2-carat fine.

From The History of Currency, 1252 to 1896 by Shaw, William Arthur




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