Coin-Related Glossary Terms J : A Jugate is an accolated, conjoined coin.

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jugate: Accolated, conjoined. The overlapping portraits of George Washington and the Marquis de Lafayette on the 1900 Lafayette Memorial commemorative silver dollar are a jugate portrait.