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Numismatic Toonies - All Bimetallic?

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I have wondered on those modern silver sets, though. Are they really two pieces of silver with a gold-plated core (bimetallic style, but just one metal)? Or are they solid silver pieces with gold plating only where the core would be.

My understanding is that they are a one-piece planchet with selective gold plating.


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