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Meaning of "thousand guineas"
thousand guineas: This phrase historically referred to a sum of one thousand guineas, which was a former British coin used for trade and payments in the 17th to 19th centuries. The term 'guinea' also denoted a unit of currency worth one pound and one shilling. In modern contexts, 'a thousand guineas' may symbolize a large sum of money or a valuable reward
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thousand guineas
I start the bidding here at a thousand guineas.
The thousand guineas promptly returned.
All done at eleven and a half thousand guineas.
Four thousand guineas.
For which he received one thousand guineas.
Two thousand guineas.
There was no objection to my fee of a thousand guineas.
He offers a reward of a thousand guineas to anyone who can identify the person responsible.
Broken into pieces and sold for a thousand guineas.
Take an extra thousand guineas per month?
Just discreet . There was no objection to my fee of a thousand guineas.
A thousand guineas on a horse? On a horse.
A merchant boasts of putting four or five thousand guineas a year into the public treasury.
A thousand guineas on a horse?
Thank you . I start the bidding here at a thousand guineas.
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Where a thousand guineas died before me?
Against you, sir, at eleven and a half thousand guineas.
And a half . Ten thousand guineas is bid.
A thousand guineas on a horse? That 's right.
And a half . Against you, sir, at eleven and a half thousand guineas.
Without it I would be a thousand guineas under . ".
On one visit, Anne bought George a horse, Leeds, for the vast sum of a thousand guineas.
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A thousand years this city has stood
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