go into circulation

Frequency: 7.210.0 per million words

For something, like new coins, to become available to the public.

circulationVERB + NOUN

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go into

Examples (10)

  • The new coins will go into general circulation next year.
  • The limited edition stamps went into circulation last week and sold out quickly.
  • The newly designed £20 note has just gone into circulation.
  • When are the new polymer banknotes expected to go into circulation?
  • If the design is approved, the commemorative coin will go into circulation in the summer.
  • The central bank is preparing for the new currency to go into circulation.
  • It's rare for such a high-value banknote to go into wide circulation.
  • The old paper bills were withdrawn as the new ones went into circulation.
  • The first euro banknotes and coins went into circulation on January 1, 2002.
  • A new digital currency is planned to go into circulation within the next decade.