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Properties of alloy used for minting coins​

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Answered by VerifiedJaat
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The one big property has to be corrosion resistance, that's the reason why you find coins made thousands of years back still in good shape. The alloy used for minting coins should also be tarnish and wear resistant. The coins with the alloys should be easily recyclable, and also anti microbial.

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The one big property has to be corrosion resistance, that's the reason why you find coins made thousands of years back still in good shape. The alloy used for minting coins should also be tarnish and wear resistant. The coins with the alloys should be easily recyclable, and also anti microbial.

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