Who coined the phrase, 'coined the phrase?'?

http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/coin-a-phrase.h...

This usage began in the mid 20th century. For example, in Francis Brett Young's novel Mr. Lucton's Freedom, 1940:

"It takes all sorts to make a world, to coin a phrase."

I got it I got it I am so proud.

The phrase was made popular by

professor Willaby B Coin

Who said the same phrases over and over again.. to the point that people where tired of hearing it.

Heard a phrase alot then - he coined the phrase.

Ah, well you already have a "wiki" answer, so I'll say: Hm, someone who liked "dimes."

POLL: I like coins. You ever try to flip a dollar and see if it's heads or tails? Ever throw a dollar into a well and make a wish? Exactly. Coins are more popular.

Just ask Dimebag Darrell. (10 points if you know who that is, haha)

Some dude with a thing for coins and or Phrases.

Mr. Coin....

Dollar Coin....

It was the monopoly guy but his later deal with Milton~Bradly has overshadowed this achievement of his.

Poll: I'm so sick and tired of trying to convince vending machines that I'm using actual dollars that I'm going with coin on this one.

Princess Peach from Mushroomland.

It was the joint effort of Johnny Dollar and Will Penny.

Bill.

Interesting Q.

I have no clue

Dollar bill