† chekasyden.
Obsolete rare.
i.e. ‘Cheekaside’: applied to the groats coined in the 18th year of Henry VII., when the king's head was, for the first time in English coinage, represented in profile.
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1543 in J. Raine Wills & Inventories Archdeaconry Richmond (1853) 50 I gyff to the sayd George..ij hole angells of gold, and xxti of hold groyts cawlyd chekasydes, and my leyse of my fermold.
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