Silver is a very ductile and malleable metal, somewhat harder than gold, and has a metallic white sheen susceptible to polish. It has the highest electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity of all metals, but its higher price has prevented it from being used massively in electrical applications.
Approximately 70% of world silver production is used for industrial purposes, and 30% for monetary purposes; Much of this metal is used in goldsmithing, but its most important uses are in the photographic industry and the chemistry.
In the Bank of Neoxian we will continue to use the silver to manufacture our special pieces of jewelery and silverware and of course to make our coins; as our ancestors have been doing since 700 b.C.
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