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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2375580, member: 66&quot;]But the Silver and clad Ikes also have tolerances +/- .907 grams for the clad and.984 grams for the silver.&nbsp; It is almost impossibly to conclusively tell them apart by weight alone even without the slab (The clad can weigh as much as 23.58 grams and the silver as low as 23.6 grams)&nbsp; Put them into a slab that has a weight variance of as much as 1.1 grams and you can forget it.&nbsp; Your clad coin in a slab could weigh as low as 93.94 grams to as much as 97.95 grams.&nbsp; The silver coin could weigh as low as 95.77 grams to as much as 99.94 grams.&nbsp; So if your actual measured weight is between 95.77 grams and 97.96 grams it could be either one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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