Tin

Tin is a soft, easily shaped, silver-white metal with a low melting point and a high resistance to corrosion. Tin is

Physical Properties

• Melting Point: 449.6°F (232C)
• Density: 61 lb/gal (7.31 g/cc)
• Non-magnetic

Common Uses

Tin is most commonly used as an ingredient of several important alloys:

• Bronze
• Pewter
• Solder

Value

Tin is less common than other metals and because of its use in the production of important alloys, its value can fluctuate greatly from place to place. Values will range from 80:1 Silver (x 0.0125) to 40:1 Silver (x 0.025) depending on demand and proximity to a reliable source, with average value being 60:1 Silver (x 0.0167)

Item	Value	Weight	Notes
Tin, Ounce	0.5	.0625 lb	0.153 cubic inches
Tin Ingot	13	1 lb	2.45 cubic inches
Tin 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.