Is there any difference between .999 and .9999 fine gold/silver?

Just saying...

 

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Maybe if you hit him hard enough he will come back to life...LOL

 

That’s being kind.

 

And again you appear to be confusing 22K (.9167) with .999.

 

This thread has potential to be a classic.

 

...so, what % is the baby eagle?

 

Uh, no, usually 99.9% vs 99.99%

 

For all the wrong reasons lol

 

I'm finding it morbidly entertaining.

 

Lol yea it’s pretty funny. Kinda sad but entertaining.

 

no confusion here, I have stated my point time after time if you haven't
gotten it by now you never will...LOL

 

Study these for a second.

 

You should put that mapple and AGE on a scale and explain the weight difference.

Real men will step up and say they were wrong.

 

Bump.

 

This question about percentage of gold is way out of my pay grade. I'm still having a hard time telling the different between coins that are MS 65, 66, 67, 68, and 69.

 

Just like this topic....everyone has an option.
That's when the fight usually starts.

As long as were talking about gold....someone go buy that gold fretboard has listed in the classifieds section so I dont have to be tempted anymore.

 

I agree with you. I don't like the appearance of the American Gold Eagle or the Krugerrand either. They have a reddish appearance, where as the 24K has a rich buttery color, so much better looking.

 

Ok, I get it even...ly

 

Gold tones like any other metal will...No visual diff. between .999 and .9999. There is a diff. in the look of .90 and .9999 or .999 with the added 10% copper alloy.