Lead

Lead is a dense, soft metal with a silvery-blue color that tarnishes to a dull gray when exposed to air. It has a relatively low melting point and is resistant to corrosion and most acids. Because it is abundant and fairly easy to extract and shape, lead has been widely mined and used for thousands of years.

Physical Properties

• Melting Point: 621.5°F (327.5C)
• Density: 94.77 lb/gal (11.35 g/cc)
• Non-magnetic

Common Uses

• Weights
• Pipe joints/seals
• Paint pigment
• Roofing
• Cosmetics
• Lead glass/Stained glass

Lead is also an ingredient in some metal alloys, most notably Pewter and Solder.

Value

Lead is commonly available in most trade centers and it's value is relatively stable and consistent at 100:1 Silver (x 0.01).

Item	Value	Weight	Notes
Lead, Ounce	0.5	.0625 lb	0.153 cubic inches
Lead Ingot	8	1 lb	2.44 cubic inches
Lead Bar	200	25 lb	12 x 3 x 1.7 inches

Values are listed for average quality and expressed in Imperial Moneri.

Weights are listed in Imperial Lib / Common Pounds.

Prices for goods and services will vary by location.