I found this table a while back and copied it on an excel spreadsheet. If anyone is planning on doing the same, careful because some info are incorrect, other are missing the . before the decimals. In the end is a great resource, many info in one place.
Thanks for sharing it, I didn't rememer what was the website.
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Thanks for the tip. It did copy and paste into Excel cleanly.
They do have G$1 Indians and Libs flip-flopped. I never knew G$1 Type II & III were only 0.76mm thick. 0.030" of an inch! 1/32". No wonder they got lost.
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If anyone is planning on doing the same, careful because some info are incorrect, other are missing the . before the decimals.
In the end is a great resource, many info in one place.
Thanks for sharing it, I didn't rememer what was the website.
They do have G$1 Indians and Libs flip-flopped. I never knew G$1 Type II & III were only 0.76mm thick. 0.030" of an inch! 1/32". No wonder they got lost.