Both pure .999 nickel bullion. Add more as you think of them.
And he that hath lyberte ought to kepe hit wel / For nothyng is better than lyberte / For lyberte shold not be wel sold for alle the gold and syluer of all the world. -Caxton's edition of Aesop's Fables, 1484
I found that the Franch 1/2 franc(1994) and the 5 Franc 1981 is nickel. The Belgian 50 centimes from 1922 to 1933(2.5gr.) is nickel, The 1939 belgian 1 franc(4.45gr.)and 1987 to 1993 Belgian 50 Francs9 7gr.) are nickel to. It did not list any other metals for these, so i assume that it is .99 nickel. If I'm wrong please let me know since I'am now putting these aside.
Where's the list we made of these? Was it at WorldCent or RealCent? I remember organizing the list to see which ones would "break above" the threshold of 10 cents, since that is what most coin dealer junk boxes are priced at.
The 5 Franc is nickel plate on a cupro-nickel core. Only the 1/2, 1, & 2 Franc are .999
And he that hath lyberte ought to kepe hit wel / For nothyng is better than lyberte / For lyberte shold not be wel sold for alle the gold and syluer of all the world. -Caxton's edition of Aesop's Fables, 1484
Non-Canadian Nickel Bullion
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