Fido in Portuguese
Fido in Portuguese is Totó — Fido means in coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
Fido in Portuguese
Totó
A stereotypical en given name.
What does "Fido" mean?
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noun In coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
"The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike."
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Fido in a sentence
- The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike.
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What is "Fido" in Portuguese?
"Fido" in Portuguese is Totó. Fido means: In coin collecting: a coin that was struck incorrectly at the mint, making it unusual and often more valuable to collectors.
How do you use "Fido" in a sentence?
Example: "The dealer paid extra for the fido because of its off-center strike." In Portuguese, "Fido" is Totó.
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