piefort

/ˈpaɪfɔrt/
noun
  1. A thick coin, especially one struck as a pattern or proof, often with a larger size and weight than a standard coin.
    • The museum displayed a rare piefort of the 1804 silver dollar.
    • Collectors prize the piefort version of the gold eagle for its heft and detail.
    • The mint produced a piefort to test the new design before mass production.
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