Google Translate is an excellent tool - it can translate 20 lines of text in 2 seconds. It can really handle a lot of the heavy lifting of translation English to Spanish. But it makes mistakes - and that is where you need a literate Spanish-speaking friend's help. Here are some examples of that computer program taking numismatists from English to some very confused Spanish:

Mint: Menta - as in peppermint. No - it's ceca or casa de la moneda.

Strike: Huelga - A strike yes - but by union members. No - its acuñar.

Date: Datil - Yes, that means date, the kind you eat. No-its fecha!

Cast: Elenco - That's a cast of a movie or TV show. No - fundida.

Cob: Mazorca -- That's Spanish for a corn cob! The word is macuquina.

Die: Muere - That means die - as in "Die, you dirty dog, die!"

Reeding: Caña - Means river reeds or cane. No, I need canto estriado here.