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Tombac, or tombak, is a br****
alloy with high
copper content and 5–20% zinc content. Tin, lead or ****nic may be
added for colouration. It is a
cheap malleable...
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Silicon tombac (German: Siliziumtombak) is an
alloy made of
copper (80%), zinc (16%) and
silicon (4%). The
silicon content leads to a
strengthening of...
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resulting m/39B had a
tombac-plated
steel jacket surrounding the lead core.
While the
lands of the
barrel can cut into the
tombac, the
steel jacket resists...
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cartridge weighing 4.5 g.
Available through RUAG/RWS. DM21 (2.6 g FMJ)
Tombac-plated
steel jacket, lead core.
Projectile weighs 2.6 g,
cartridge weighs...
- the face of the coin. One "1944"
dated coin is
known to have
survived in
Tombac. A
circulating version of this coin
celebrating the end of
World War II...
- Pb 5.0, Sn 5.0). Rich low br****,
Tombac 80-97 5–20
Often used in
jewelry applications. Many variations.
Silicon tombac 80 16 4%
silicon Used as an alternative...
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metal (zinc)
Muntz metal (zinc)
Pinchbeck (zinc) Prince's
metal (zinc)
Tombac (zinc)
Bronze (tin,
aluminium or
other element)
Aluminium bronze (aluminium)...
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silver and gilded. The
Queen Elizabeth II and King
Charles III
medal is
tombac (a copper-zinc alloy). A
gilded copper version was
introduced in 2008. The...
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nickel for the war
effort was
great enough for the 5¢ coin to be
issued in
tombac instead.
While all
Canadian George VI
coins remain legal tender, the nickels...
- A "bronze"
medal –
actually tombac – from the 1980
Summer Olympics...
