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haha, as a non native english speaker, I assumed it jokingly referred to nobles wigs of 18th century kingdoms courts.
by tuyiown 7y ago
haha, as a non native english speaker, I assumed it jokingly referred to nobles wigs of 18th century kingdoms courts.
- saalweachter 7y agoYou see, the word "coffer" is entomologically derived from "coiffure", because 18th century noblemen would store their money, in the form of bills of exchange, in their wigs. </misinformation>