IPA: /ˈfaɪdoʊ/
KK: /faɪdoʊ/
A coin that has a mistake made during its production, which makes it different from regular coins.
I found a fido in my collection that has a unique error on it.
The word 'fido' originates from Latin 'fidere', meaning to trust or to have faith. It is often associated with loyalty, particularly in the context of dogs, as 'fido' is commonly used as a name for a faithful dog.
Think of the Latin word 'fidere', which means to trust. This helps you remember that 'fido' represents loyalty and faithfulness, especially in the context of a beloved pet.