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Identify whether the stated power is delegated, reserved, or shared. power to coin money
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Identify whether the stated power is delegated, reserved, or shared.
power to coin money

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delegated power,

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The power to coin money would be a "delegated power," since the Constitution gives this power strictly to the United States federal government, as opposed to "reserving it" for the states. 
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