I've always used my digital powder scale. Any good quality powder scale is plenty accurate for gold and silver. Unless you want to weigh large quantities, then I don't have one that goes over 10lbs.
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I've always used my digital powder scale. Any good quality powder scale is plenty accurate for gold and silver. Unless you want to weigh large quantities, then I don't have one that goes over 10lbs.
Anyone have experience with these? Seems like a great way to have gold but not tied up in full 1oz coins.
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http://www.jmbullion.com/50-gram-val...gold-combibar/
I should have a problem like needing to weigh more than 10 lbs of gold ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Big E3
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Perchik: Money is the world's curse.Tevye: May the Lord smite me with it! And may I never recover!
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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
Yeah that sounds like an awesome problem.
May god smite me with it too.
1/2 the board ask Who's Tevye ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter
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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
"Golde, I am the man in the family! I am the head of the house! And I want to see Motel's new machine now! "
One of the best stories of all time I think.
If you're looking for last minutes gifts silver is back under $16 and ounce again this morning.
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Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Almost a month since the last post in here.
Silver is over 18 and gold is approaching 1300. :)
Oil continues its downward trend.
Swiss wisely decoupled their franc from the stupid euro, of course this made a mess in Europe but they'll get over it.
And I was too broke to buy at ~$15. Then again, premiums were high so...Quote:
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