Bar or sheet steel curled in large rolls to store more easily and ship more securely.

Pieces of gold, silver, or other metal, fashioned into a prescribed shape, weight, and degree of fineness, and stamped, by authority of government, with certain marks and devices, and put […]

To fashion pieces of metal into a prescribed shape, weight, and degree of fineness, and stamp them with prescribed devices, by authority of government, in order that they may circulate […]

The process or the function of coining metallic money; also the great mass of metallic money in circulation . Meyer v. Roosevelt, 25 How. Prac. (N. Y.) 105; U. S. […]

Market indicators that are both economic and financial and tend to move in locked-step with (1). trends such as general economics and gross domestic product (GDP), or employment levels, or […]

1. Type of policy with a fixed amount of a loss claimed is paid by the insured. This is typical in automobile or medical insurance.. 2. Insurance coverage by two […]

A limit or cap a policyholder must pay specified on the amount .

Insurance policy section that at least a certain percentage, typically 80 percent, of a building must be insured for its insurable worth, based on an appraised or market worth of […]

Mandated amount of coverage detailed in a coinsurance clause in an open stock burglary policy.

The property-loss figure the policyholder is given by the insurance firm minus a penalty amount . This penalty is triggered by the insurance firm failing to carry sufficient coverage, as […]

A percentage expected in insurance coverage based on a property’s worth. Conditions requiring this are written into the insurance policy . If this level of insurance coverage does not exist, […]

A type of reinsurance by a reinsurer that takes on a segment of the life insurance policy another insurer has written. The reinsurer is responsible for a documented fraction of […]

The insurance amount the policyholder must have as total coverage for either the total amount of a loss or a documented percentage. Otherwise, the coinsurance penalty can be assessed in […]

A person or firm who shares in the loss as document in an insurance policy .

In old English law . Associate judges having equality of power with others.

1. From coal: This is pressed solid carbon and flyash residue, resulting from the destructive distillation of bituminous coal, baked in the absence of oxygen in an oven to burn […]

Indorsement “for collection.” See FOB COLLECTION. COLLEGA. In the civil law . One invested with joint authority. A colleague; an associate.

Term for a criminal’s state of mind characterized by pre-meditated intent to commit a murder. Refer also to cool blood.

(1). Visiting a prospect who likely does not know the visitor, without a prior appointment . (2). Calling a prospect who likely does not know the caller, for a sales […]

Procedure step in bar, tube, or wire manufacturing where a metal rod is pulled through a die without preheating. Cold drawing alters the mechanical properties of the metal and leaving […]

Mechanical operation, such as the bending, drawing, hammering, rolling a metal shape into a permanently altered new shape, normally at room temperature . Cold forming increases the hardness and strength […]

Unknown prospects not a part of the salesperson ‘s ‘warm market.’

Procedure for metal forming a steel ingot, cooled to a temperature making the metal no longer pliable or plastic, to be forged or rolled into sheets or other shapes. Known […]

Procedure of metal forming, altering the shape and/or structure of through drawing, extruding, hammering, pressing, rolling, spinning, and/or stretching. This procedure occurs at temperatures below the steel’s recrystallization point, typically […]

This is having an empty building equipped with electric power, air conditioning, telephone connections , and water, but having no computers, office equipment , and furniture. An action in business […]