plack
noun
\ˈplak\
Definition of plack
-s
1 : a small billon coin of Scotland issued from James III (second half of 15th century) to James VI (early 17th century); also : a corresponding unit of value half-plack coin
2 archaic : a paltry bit : trifle
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Origin and Etymology of plack
Middle English plakke, from Middle Dutch placke a coin — more at plaque
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