Doubloon (noun)

1. A gold coin that was minted in Spain and other countries during the 16th and 17th centuries.
2. A coin or token that has a value greater than its face value.

Origin:

Doubloon is a word derived from the spanish word "doblon" which means "double". historically, doubloons were a type of gold coin that was minted in spain and other countries during the 16th and 17th centuries.

Examples:

1. In the treasure hunt, the children found a doubloon and they were very excited.
2. The pirate's treasure was filled with doubloons and other valuable coins.
3. He bought the doubloon as an investment, hoping it would increase in value.
4. The doubloon was a symbol of the country's wealth and power.
5. The doubloon was a popular trade currency in the 17th century.