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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Carausius, post: 2429848, member: 76440&quot;]Calipers might be useful,&nbsp; I suppose, but I have used my trusty ruler to measure my coins for many years. I simply hold the ruler over the coin and eyeball it. I typically match the seller&#039;s measurement, and rarely disagree by more than 1 mm.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for scales, my wife bought me a Dillon Precision digital scale from CNG for Christmas many years ago. It works quite well. The problem is it has a 100 gram weight limit.&nbsp; That makes it useless for larger Aes Grave, which I collect. So, my advice in buying a scale is to consider what you collect and the maximum weights you are likely to encounter. Scales all have weight limits, and you need to pick a scale with that context in mind.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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