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Just now, James32 said:

You do realise that a troy oz weighs more than a normal ounce?

Change settings to grams and it should weigh 311.035 grams per,us a few grams extra for packaging etc

Good grief, I can't even beat you at responding to a post never mind the 'buy & sell' page! 😂

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Just now, Moocher said:

311.6 and 312.8

Yes as one has plastic that explains the difference, your bars are fine.

I've had a few of these bars over the years and they look perfectly fine 🙂 

I like to buy the pre-dip dip

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11 minutes ago, CollectForFun said:

Advantage of coming from a country where we do not even know what the ounce is, let alone how many grams ☺️

So what’s Helen got to do with Troy?🤔😮

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7 hours ago, Moocher said:

Just bought  2 10oz bars,both passed magnate test but both weigh over 10oz

 

6 hours ago, James32 said:

You do realise that a troy oz weighs more than a normal ounce?

Change settings to grams and it should weigh 311.035 grams plus a few grams extra for packaging etc

6 hours ago, Zeuk said:

Be pretty akward to only find that out after investing 10+k in precious metals ... reflecting back i did wonder what they meant by troy 🤔😄 

This may be a useful source of information about weights used for precious metals, and more besides:

https://24carat.co.uk/weightsframe.html

😎

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