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This additional silver affected the amount of copper in the coin, not, of course, its gold content.
en.wikipedia.org The results that came back showed the rock was high in gold content.
www.abc.net.au The gold content was fixed by the coin act of 1816 at 1320/5607 (0.235420) troy ounces (7.322381 g), nearly equivalent to 113 grains.
en.wikipedia.org Some feudal lords began minting their own koban, but the value was debased with alloys of varying gold content.
en.wikipedia.org Due to the expensive gold content, shakud is normally limited to accents or small items such as tsuba.
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