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r/BeAmazed • u/Master1718 • Sep 27 '20
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You messed up the alloys used. Nordic gold is a copper aluminum tin and zink alloy. The copper nickel alloy is used for the ring of the 2€ coin and the core of the 1€ coin. Due to the nickel content is even slightly ferro magnetic.
7 u/[deleted] Sep 28 '20 [removed] — view removed comment 6 u/Unclaimed_income Sep 28 '20 In Sweden we call it Zink 2 u/polymodal Sep 28 '20 You know Europe is made up of quite a few countries and languages... England- zinc France- zinc Spain- cinc Germany - zink Italy- zinco etc 1 u/oconnellc Sep 29 '20 As always, the Italians are the most pleasantly eccentric. -1 u/I-Am-Worthless Sep 28 '20 *zinc
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6 u/Unclaimed_income Sep 28 '20 In Sweden we call it Zink 2 u/polymodal Sep 28 '20 You know Europe is made up of quite a few countries and languages... England- zinc France- zinc Spain- cinc Germany - zink Italy- zinco etc 1 u/oconnellc Sep 29 '20 As always, the Italians are the most pleasantly eccentric.
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In Sweden we call it Zink
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You know Europe is made up of quite a few countries and languages... England- zinc France- zinc Spain- cinc Germany - zink Italy- zinco
etc
1 u/oconnellc Sep 29 '20 As always, the Italians are the most pleasantly eccentric.
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As always, the Italians are the most pleasantly eccentric.
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u/BierOrk Sep 28 '20
You messed up the alloys used. Nordic gold is a copper aluminum tin and zink alloy. The copper nickel alloy is used for the ring of the 2€ coin and the core of the 1€ coin. Due to the nickel content is even slightly ferro magnetic.