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name a metals used for making coins

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Answered by sumant271976
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The three main alloys used in the manufacture of coins are nickel-brass (mainly copper, with zinc and nickel), cupronickel (mainly copper, with nickel), and bronze (mainly copper, with zinc and tin). Copper and its alloys can be easily made into coins, and also show good resistance to corrosion.

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Answered by bhainapranitsb3610
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Other metals such as copper, nickel and zinc are used to make ordinary coins. Initially, pennies were made from copper. But during wartime years the penny was even made from steel mixed with zinc so as to conserve copper for making weapons and shell casings.

Government of India has been using various metals from time to time depending on the value of metals. Currently, using Ferritic Stainless Steel (17% Chromium and 83% Iron) is being used for manufacturing most of the coins.

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