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<p>[QUOTE="Silverlock, post: 3219688, member: 98181"]I always tare the scale with the paper clip submerged to the point where the coin will be. I then lift the paper clip, place the coin on it, and lower it to that point. An analytical balance would be more accurate, but as long as the coin is clean and no bubbles form, the results are reliably diagnostic for most purposes. It’s fun and easy to do. I use the same technique to check for meteorites.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Silverlock, post: 3219688, member: 98181"]I always tare the scale with the paper clip submerged to the point where the coin will be. I then lift the paper clip, place the coin on it, and lower it to that point. An analytical balance would be more accurate, but as long as the coin is clean and no bubbles form, the results are reliably diagnostic for most purposes. It’s fun and easy to do. I use the same technique to check for meteorites.[/QUOTE]
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