TechNettters, not sure if this is a true NTC, but after looking at the
postings about exposed copper, it occurred to me that the US one-cent coin
is made of what I think is a predominantly copper material not likely to
be an expensive superalloy. Whenever I get one made in the 1950s, it still
shows has plenty of sculptural detail. Lou
Louis Hart
Technology Transfer Specialist
National Technology Transfer Center
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