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Nickel silver, maillechort,
German silver, argentan, new silver,
nickel br****, albata, or
alpacca is a
cupronickel (
copper with
nickel)
alloy with the...
- 3500 BCE.
Nickel was
first isolated and
classified as an
element in 1751 by Axel
Fredrik Cronstedt, who
initially mistook the ore for a
copper mineral,...
- A
nickel is a five-cent coin
struck by the
United States Mint.
Composed of
cupronickel (75%
copper and 25%
nickel), the
piece has been
issued since 1866...
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Cupronickel or
copper–
nickel (CuNi) is an
alloy of
copper with
nickel,
usually along with
small quantities of
other metals added for strength, such as...
- The
copper-
nickel three-cent piece,
often called a three-cent
nickel piece or three-cent
nickel, was
designed by US Mint
Chief Engraver James B. Longacre...
- left-facing
image of the
goddess of Liberty. The
original copper–
nickel five-cent piece, the
Shield nickel, had
longstanding production problems, and in the early...
- the size of the cent and
changed the
composition to 12%
nickel and 88%
copper (
copper-
nickel),
issuing a new design, the
Flying Eagle cent. The new pieces...
- The
Shield nickel was the
first United States five-cent
piece to be made out of
copper-
nickel, the same
alloy of
which American nickels are
struck today...
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Headquartered in Moscow,
Norilsk Nickel is the world's
largest producer of
refined nickel and the 11th
largest copper producer. The
company is
listed on...
- The
Buffalo nickel or
Indian Head
nickel is a
copper–
nickel five-cent
piece that was
struck by the
United States Mint from 1913 to 1938. It was designed...
