Conveyance—A term used to describe certain forms of legal documents transferring from one person to another, title to property or collateral.
Copyright—A right granted to an author or publisher to control the publication of any writing, or the reproduction of a photograph, painting, etc.
Counterfeit—A spurious coin, or bank or treasury note.
Coupon—A certificate detached from a bond, which entitles the holder to the payment of interest.
Coupon Bond—Bonds to which are attached coupons calling for the payment of interest. The coupons, when detached, become negotiable paper.
Credentials—Letters or testimonials conveying authority.
Creditor—One whom we owe; one who gives credit.
Currency—The coin or paper money constituting the circulating medium of a country.
Debenture—A certified evidence of debt. See Bond.
Debit—To charge; to record an amount due.