Definition

A gold coin that was used in Spain, known for its double value compared to other coins.

Example

In the treasure chest, they found several ancient doblons shining brightly.

Conversation

Did you ever hear about the old doblon that was found in the park?

No way! That's really interesting — was it valuable?

Yeah, I think it was worth quite a bit since it's a rare doblon.

Wow, I’d love to see one in person!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Doblón** → The word 'doblón' originates from Spanish, derived from the term 'doble', meaning double. It refers to a gold coin that was originally worth two escudos, thus signifying its double value.

Memory Tip

Think of 'doble' meaning double, which helps you remember that a 'doblón' is a coin that represents double the value.

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