piedfort , auch: piefort

This increased the thickness in the style of a piedfort coin.

The 2013 edition is rumored to have been corrected to use only the proper piedfort spelling.

A piedfort version of the coin with an edge inscription is known as a Fifty shilling piece.

The French spelling used in Europe is piedfort.

A piedfort (archaic: piedforte), is a coin often exactly twice its normal weight and thickness.

Great Britain's Royal Mint is well known for creating many commemorative piedfort coins, especially since the 1980s.

Piefort, or more properly, Piedfort, means literally any coin struck on an unusually thick planchet as a trial piece or essay.

In English publications, a misspelling of "piedfort" as piefort has crept back into the French language as piéfort.

See the article on piedfort for an example that has been misspelled as "piefort" in some places in the book, leading to misattribution of coin types.

In successive years, Enrique Piedfort, Helio Orta, Héctor Barrios, were also notable players for the club.

Some of the most notable players by then were Ricardo Morello, Carlos Vozzi, Enrique Piedfort and Héctor Aimetta.