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Metal in meteors

• 2005 coin with a bison

• Buffalo ___ (discontinued coin)

• Buffalo coin

• Buffalo coin of the past

• Buffalo site, perhaps

• Buffalo, for example

• Buffalo's place, once?

• Canadian coin

• Coin element

• Coin with Jefferson's profile

• Coin with Monticello on its back

• Cost of a candy bar, once

• Cost of a soda, once

• Dime's partner

• Early theater charge

• Five-cent piece

• Football defense that employs five defensive backs

• It ain't worth a dime

• It was redesigned in 2004 for the first time in 66 years

• It's more than your and my two cents' worth

• It's sometimes plugged

• Jefferson is on the front of it

• Jefferson site

• Jefferson's coin

• Kind of plate

• Metal in a quarter

• Metal in meteorites

• Metal in meteors

• Metal used in batteries

• Metallic element

• Meteorite metal

• Mint product

• Monticello site

• One-fifth of two bits

• Over three-quarters of bunsenite

• Place for Jefferson

• Silvery metal

• Small change

• Stainless steel element

• Where Jefferson can be seen

• 2005 coin with a bison

• Buffalo ___ (discontinued coin)

• Buffalo coin

• Buffalo coin of the past

• Buffalo site, perhaps

• Buffalo, for example

• Buffalo's place, once?

• Canadian coin

• Coin element

• Coin with Jefferson's profile

• Coin with Monticello on its back

• Cost of a candy bar, once

• Cost of a soda, once

• Dime's partner

• Early theater charge

• Five-cent piece

• Football defense that employs five defensive backs

• It ain't worth a dime

• It was redesigned in 2004 for the first time in 66 years

• It's more than your and my two cents' worth

• It's sometimes plugged

• Jefferson is on the front of it

• Jefferson site

• Jefferson's coin

• Kind of plate

• Metal in a quarter

• Metal in meteorites

• Metal used in batteries

• Metallic element

• Meteorite metal

• Mint product

• Monticello site

• One-fifth of two bits

• Over three-quarters of bunsenite

• Place for Jefferson

• Silvery metal

• Small change

• Stainless steel element

• Where Jefferson can be seen

• A hard malleable ductile silvery metallic element that is resistant to corrosion

• Used in alloys

• Occurs in pentlandite and smaltite and garnierite and millerite

• A US coin worth one twentieth of a dollar