Mint imperials

Sugared almonds, mint imperials and nonpareils (hundreds and thousands), as well as sugar-coated chocolate lentils or eggs, are normally... 

Typical products Sugared almonds, mint imperials, nonpareils, sugar-coated chocolate beans Jelly beans, dolly mixture components... 

Before 100 B.C., the nickel concentrations in coins usually varied within a fairly narrow range from 0.03 to 0.07% (see Figure 5). However, the two coins struck shortly after 100 B.C. are relatively high in Ni, a fact possibly indicating the that the Roman mint used a different ore source for a short period of time. Carter has reported two other periods of time (ca. 23-15 B.C. and A.D. 22-30), during which the nickel contents of Imperial coins are greater than 0.2% (1). With the two exceptions just mentioned, the... 

Chemical compositions of Republican copper-based coins are markedly different from those of Imperial coins. In the time of Augustus, the coin compositions changed considerably from those of earlier Republican coins. The coins of Augustus that were minted in Rome were much purer they were struck in two materials in essentially pure copper and in brass (15). 

Mint A (1995) Investigation into the topical disposition of the phthalic acid esters, dimethyl phthalate, diethyl phthalate and dibutyl phthalate in rat and human skin (Ph.D. thesis) Imperial College, London... 

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