How about a lil silver round.................
holeinone1972
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or maybe a huge one................................
I don't have the heart to remove the plastic.
Plus I got it on consignment.
I don't have the heart to remove the plastic.
Plus I got it on consignment.
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<< <i>Don't forget that there are 12 Troy ounces in a Troy pound and not 16 which is a mistake some people make when computing the value of these large rounds. >>
Very good, I would not have known that.
I notice that the troy pounds of silver are going for more than silver value alone. It seems that many folks are calculating on 16 ounces instead of 12 I assume.
<< <i>It seems that many folks are calculating on 16 ounces instead of 12 I assume. >>
Unfortunately, many companies that market these one pound rounds are counting on this. Sad but true.
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"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
how many "wrong" ways can silver be marketed?!!!
This is a warning for novice or casual bullion buyers. Several EBAY bullion dealers advertise one troy pound of silver, usually as rounds or one oz bars. There is usually no other description of the weigh. One Oz avoirdupois= 28 Gm. 16 Oz avoirdpois=1 lb or 448 Gm. One troy oz =31.1 GM , ONE TROY POUND = 12 TROY OZ or 373.2 gm NOT 16 Oz!! This is a difference of 2.4 troy oz. I got scammed by this once, 3 years ago, but still see this deceptive description on EBAY. there are honest dealers that offer pounds of silver and they always include the statement one troy pound = 12 troy oz. Beware any dealer that only uses the term one troy pound, they are attempting to take advantage of the new or novice buyer, and are dishonest in general, and I would advise you to avoid any dealings with them. The few dealers I have asked about this practice stated that they were not at fault if buyers are too stupid to know the difference, and one went as far as to admit he was dishonest and then went on to threaten me and and send a series of harassing e-mails. None of the dealers offering troy pounds of bullion ever claimed it was an error or over site, and none of them changed the wording in their subsequent auctions. Hope this helps someone avoid my mistake
That piece is to cool for words. Where can I find one.
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I don't have one of those, but I do have a few of the gold coins.
Very nice design.
I've never seen one of those before.
The gold coins are .999 one troy ounce, so I should think that is also a troy pound.
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