Nickel plated steel 1 Gulden? [解決]

Listed as nickel, but the one I bought is highly magnetic…

Looks legit, edge inscriptions. 25mm. Looks slightly proof like.

Looks like image for KM#200 with frosted heads and shield on rev.

Any body else have one and a magnet? Listed as Ni in my 2011 Standard Catalog of World Coins too.

Thanks

Do you know anything about the magnetic properties of nickel perchance? *hint**hint*

Nickel is non-magnetic.

In general, coins plated by the issuer will be listed as so. 

Maybe I am missing you hint…

What are the 5 ferromagnetic elements?

• Cobalt. 
• Iron. 
• Dysprosium. 
• Nickel. 
• Gadolinium. 

Nickel coins are always magnetic.

Listed as Nickel, Not Ni Plated steel.

Maybe I am having a off day and missed something.. (Really…I am not new at this)

Value 1 Gulden (1 NLG)

Currency Gulden (decimalized, 1817-2001)

Composition: Nickel

Weight 6 g

Diameter 25 mm

Thickness 1.75 mm

Shape Round

Technique Milled

Orientation Coin alignment ↑↓

Demonetized Yes

Number N# 5278

References

KM# 200, Schön# 76

My bad….

I thought I knew my way around the basic properties of these metals.

I collect transit and other US tokens, some of them were made of steel during WWII.

It is kinda habit to see if they stick.

These really stick to a small neodymium magnet I have stuck to my lamp here.

Hey,  that's how you learn stuff…

Thanks

dogchow

My bad….

I thought I knew my way around the basic properties of these metals.

I collect transit and other US tokens, some of them were made of steel during WWII.

It is kinda habit to see if they stick.

These really stick to a small neodymium magnet I have stuck to my lamp here.

Hey,  that's how you learn stuff…

Thanks

I also just learned Nickel is ferromagnetic thanks to this thread 😅.
In my defense there are no nickel roman coins.