If a random blog post, excuse me, "news article" trumps the United States Code section specifying coin weight tolerances, I guess we're done here....
Gene? Is that you?
A 1964 quarter's weight is 6.25 grams with a TOLERANCE of +/- .194 grams. Your quarter is only .05g overweight. It's well within tolerance.
I see high-point flatness, but I'm not sure I see wear. I'll go with 62, and stay tuned to learn more.
Of course the seller relisted them -- it's free! Gotta keep that AMAZING SELECTION well-populated...
That it could. Or it could drop below $12 in a global industrial slow-down. Or it could go back into the 20's because of a falling dollar, which...
Those are encouraging signs. At least it's not just saying everything's a good coin. :)
If it passed all your coins, that's great, but I'd be happier after seeing it reject a couple of known fakes. (No, I don't have any on hand...
Did you actually have real gold coins and tungsten-filled fakes to try with it? Hmm. Going off and looking for it, I see that it has you select...
Sorry, don't mistake my regrettable low-hanging fruit habit for actual prejudice, let alone actual knowledge.
I guess that would keep radioactive fallout from sticking to them quite as much...
I will be absolutely amazed if anyone can find a "listen to the ring" app that actually works.
About the only reason; it's really hard to work with because of its ridiculously high melting point and hardness. But it's the only (relatively)...
Because eBay no longer charges a listing fee that's partly based on starting price.
I'd expect them to sound different, given that tungsten is much harder than gold. But I'd also expect that it would be hard to tell the difference...
Where do you get those chain-mail blouses? I need to do some back-to-school shopping for my daughter...
Better that than waiting for them to fuel a house fire, I know.
There's a joke to be made here, but I'd probably get in trouble for it... :rolleyes:
Bingo. That's what I was forgetting. That absolutely can cause the loss of low-relief detail like this. If that were the case, though, I'd expect...
And it was awful. Before home Internet, before the Web, I subscribed to magazines for my various hobbies. It was expensive; inflation-adjusted,...
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