The difference between yellow paper ingot and tin paper ingot

Yellow paper ingots and tin paper ingots are two different forms of commodity packaging, which have no actual gold and silver content or value. Generally speaking, yellow paper ingots refer to small decorations in the shape of copper ingots or iron ingots wrapped in yellow paper, which are usually used for gifts or collections. Tin foil ingot refers to a silver or gold ornament made of aluminum-tin alloy, which is usually used for gift or collection.

The difference between them lies in the different materials and appearance colors. Yellow paper ingots are packed in yellow paper, usually made of copper or iron, and the color is yellow. The tin foil ingot is made of aluminum-tin alloy, and its appearance is similar to silver or gold. It is usually wrapped in white paper. In addition, tin foil ingots are easy to store, because they have good sealability, which can effectively protect internal objects from the external environment.