![PCGS on X: "Only the white version of the Periodic Table of US Coins poster remains here at the #WhitmanExpo - come get 1! http://t.co/FnQmjmn9mD" / X PCGS on X: "Only the white version of the Periodic Table of US Coins poster remains here at the #WhitmanExpo - come get 1! http://t.co/FnQmjmn9mD" / X](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CKNDb6BWUAAfsbq.jpg)
PCGS on X: "Only the white version of the Periodic Table of US Coins poster remains here at the #WhitmanExpo - come get 1! http://t.co/FnQmjmn9mD" / X
![Element nickel on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with element symbol Ni, and atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries. Stock Vector | Adobe Stock Element nickel on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with element symbol Ni, and atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries. Stock Vector | Adobe Stock](https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/04/85/39/90/1000_F_485399039_dOfoz7LSUI9ln1MK4LOHBj4ilq0Y2Do6.jpg)
Element nickel on the periodic table of elements. Ferromagnetic transition metal, with element symbol Ni, and atomic number 28. Used for coinage, stainless steel, magnets, and rechargeable batteries. Stock Vector | Adobe Stock
In Mendeleev's periodic table, coinage metals of copper, silver, and gold are, grouped together with very active alkali metals. Manganese metal was, grouped with halogens in the seventh group meaning in Urdu? -
![Just got my Periodic Table of U.S. Coins. Thought I'd see how my gold type set is doing. Good start, but a lot more to go! : r/coins Just got my Periodic Table of U.S. Coins. Thought I'd see how my gold type set is doing. Good start, but a lot more to go! : r/coins](https://i.redd.it/ozml4ifgvlm11.jpg)