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>>53785536
>They have silver and copper, Krugs just have copper
FYI this isn't true, despite what wikipedia or their own sites will tell you

see pic rel for a .917 with the remaining alloy all copper, it's a rose-ish gold

Krugs alloy is much heavier in copper than others, but they still have some silver

.900-.917 fine coins ALL have a varying degree of silver and copper as their alloy, only the American mint is upfront with the specific alloy composition

>t. have seen and owned a lot of old coins, wondered this, and went heavy down the rabbit hole

Why do the newer sovereigns have this color?