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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...
- Lanthanum-
nickel alloy (
nickel)
Pseudo palladium (rhodium–
silver alloy)
Argentium sterling silver (copper, germanium)
Billon Britannia silver (copper)...
- 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...
- (Monel is a
nickel–copper
alloy that
contains a
minimum of 52
percent nickel.)
Despite its high
copper content,
cupronickel is
silver in colour. Cupronickel...
- copper-based.
These are: bell bronze,
malleable bronze, br****, and
nickel silver. Bell bronze, also
known as bell metal, is the
traditional alloy used...
-
Liberty Head
nickel. The coin
takes its name from the
motif on its obverse, and was the
first five-cent coin
referred to as a "
nickel"—
silver pieces of that...
- gold or
silver coins,
while continuing to
circulate it at face value. A coin is said to be
debased if the
quantity of gold,
silver,
copper or
nickel in the...
- EPNS may
refer to:
Electroplated nickel silver English Place-Name
Society EPN (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
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credit to Canada. The
British and
Canadian medals are both made of
nickel silver and have
identical ribbons. However, the two
medal designs differ. The...
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coins are also made of
sterling silver.
According to
author Allen G. Berman,
Canadian nickels struck in pure
nickel are "very
difficult to grade" due...
