White metal

White metal
General information
Material type	metal
Color	silver/white
Magnetic?	varies; usually no
Composition	varies; often includes antimony, copper, lead, or tin
Numismatic information
Used for	coins
Used by	see below
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White metal is a lightly-colored alloy often composed of antimony, copper, lead, and tin. A handful of countries have produced coins using the alloy, but commonly only with unissued patterns.

Used by

• Aquitaine (satirical)
• Australia (Hedburg coins)
• Baroda State
• British Raj
• Cambodia
• Chile
• China, Republic of
• Cochinchina
• Confederate States of America (medallic)
• Costa Rica
• County of Namur
• Curaçao and Dependencies
• El Salvador
• Empire of Japan
• Estonia (token)
• France
• French Guiana
• Gaeta (fantasy)
• German East Africa
• Guangdong
• Hubei
• Jilin
• Joseon
• Kingdom of Great Britain
• Kingdom of Haiti
• Kingdom of Ireland
• Kingdom of Prussia
• Kingdom of Romania
• Kingdom of Scotland (pretender)
• Lega Nord (tokens)
• Mexico
• Ottoman Algeria
• Padania
• Province of New York
• Réunion
• Qing Dynasty
• Russian Empire
• Saint-Domingue
• Sichuan
• Slovenia (tokens)
• Southern Rhodesia
• Thailand
• United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
• United States
• Zadar

Sources

• White metal on the English Wikipedia
• NumisMaster