Abstract
The alloy CuNi5A15, with iron and manganese as additives, is a coin material with high resistance to corrosion and tarnish. This material is also distinguished by its golden colour1, and is particularly suitable for coins with a high nominal value.
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Rudolph, G. (1983). Microprobe Measurements to Determine Phase Boundaries and Diffusion Paths in Ternary Phase Diagrams Taking a Cu-Ni-Al System as an Example. In: Grasserbauer, M., Zacherl, M.K. (eds) Progress in Materials Analysis. Mikrochimica Acta, vol 10. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3943-1_20
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