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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;jtlee321, post: 7840636, member: 73983&quot;]Oh I can for sure.&nbsp; But, the color difference is due to the fact that AGE 91.67% gold not 99.9%.&nbsp; The Canadian Maple Leaf is 99.99%.&nbsp; Most modern gold bullion coins are minted using 99.99% pure gold rather than the 99.9% because the cost to refine to (4) 9&#039;s is low.&nbsp; Plus as I mentioned earlier in this post, the finer the metal the more metal you actually get as the mass increases.&nbsp; a 100 oz .999 gold bar would have 1/10 oz of other metals. So it would only have 99.9 oz of pure gold and .1 oz of copper and silver and other trace metals.&nbsp; A 100 oz .9999 gold bar will have 99.99 oz of pure gold and have 0.01 oz of copper and silver and other trace metals.&nbsp; That&#039;s a roughly $180.00 difference.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree with you that .9999 is superior to .999, but not because it appears any different.&nbsp; There is 0 difference visually between the two.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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