Definizione

• Spanish: The pound sterling, principal English coin from the rule of Henry II Plantagenet (1180-1189 CE) until the start of the 1500s. The term may come from the Easterlings, expert refiners from Eastern Germany who came to England about 1100 and provided silver at .925 fine - a quality which was maintained for 700 years into 1920. 2. Sterling silver with a fineness of .925. 3. Sterling is a general word for the money of the UK.

Fonte

• Numiscadero Spanish to English Glossary (Gary Beals)

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