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Potin is a base
metal alloy used in coins. It is
typically a
mixture of copper, tin and lead (in
varying proportions) and does not
typically contain significant...
- Félix
Potin is a
French businessman (1820-1871) and his m****-distribution
retail business, Félix
Potin,
founded in 1844. The
business was
bought out and...
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magazine after Shōnen Pakku.
During the boom,
Poten (derived from the
French "
potin") was
published in 1908. All the
pages were in full
color with influences...
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history of photography. With
Katell Berthelot,
Julien Loiseau, and Yann
Potin,
Lemire wrote Jérusalem,
Histoire d'une ville-monde, des
origines à nos...
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diamonds by
Philippe Wolfers (1902)
Sinuous onion-shaped tops – Félix
Potin Building (Rue de
Rennes no. 140–140bis) in Paris, by Paul
Auscher (1904)...
- value, and
could be used for "day to day" purchases. Low-value
coinages of
potin, a
bronze alloy with high tin content, were
minted in most
Celtic areas...
- the
upper layer, as well as some graphite-decorated fragments. So-called
Potin lumps,
those largest weights 59.2
kilograms (131 lb),
where found at Alpenquai...
- CJ,
Waite TJ,
Boneberg E-M,
Woitsch S,
Weiller M,
Abela R,
Grolimund D,
Potin P,
Butler A,
Luther GW,
Kroneck PMH, Meyer-Klaucke W,
Feiters MC (2008)...
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Helyett Helyett–Hutchinson
Helyett Helyett–Hutchinson Helyett–
Potin–Hutchinson Helyett–
Potin Helyett–Leroux–Hutchinson Helyett–Leroux–Fynsec–Hutchinson...
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Great Britain and
others Sixpence –
Great Britain and
Ireland Peso –
Spain Potin Real
Spanish real (plural reales)
Portuguese real (plural réis) Gibraltar...
