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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: I27-INV |
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INGOT , originally a mould for the casting of metals, but now a mass of metal cast in a mould, and particularly the small bars of the precious metals, cast in the shape of an oblong brick or wedge with slightly sloping sides, in which form gold and silver are handled as bullion at the Bank of England
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iron " are technical terms in the manufacture of iron and steel (see IRON AND STEEL). The word is obscure in origin. It occurs in Chaucer (" The Canon
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French etymologists have now accepted the English origin for the word, lingot having coalesced from l'ingot.End of Article: INGOT If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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