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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CheetoeWillie, post: 2787890, member: 88424&quot;]*Chiming in*&nbsp; I appreciate your discussion/debate.&nbsp; About a year ago, I crunched the numbers on the theoretical side and then did the best with what resources I had to apply this idea.&nbsp; After the data was analyzed that I had gleaned from the most precise voltmeter I could find, at the smallest amount of ohm (the SI I decided to use - you know, kept it numbers and orders of magnitude as much as possible: 10^-9, 10^-12, etc.), it became apparent that access to a high-energy physics lab would be the most efficient, cost-effective route to the tool needed.&nbsp; Or, that is where I assumed I would most likely find the right tool for the nob without spending MY money.&nbsp; The other option being to ping the bar or coin with EM waves and record the wavelengths/frequencies that are reflected back (like an IR photospectrometer).&nbsp; Around my neck of the woods, the cheapest tool for personal or commercial use is $20K, give or take a few.&nbsp; I would rather spend that on coins or the bullion instead.&nbsp; Maybe there is a large bullion purchasing concern near you that already has one of these non-destructive and &quot;non-invasive&quot; machines?&nbsp; Until you make friends with the owner, just drop by with an ounce and ask for a qoute because you&#039;re shopping around to sell.&nbsp; Your cost should just be gas and time (time being every mortals&#039; most valuable resource, though), and you will have your answer(s) as to content.&nbsp; Downside: yeah, I know, i get it...it&#039;s not as fun.&nbsp; Helluva lot cheper.&nbsp; Make friends and speak the language, you might get to use it yourself after you become part of the &quot;club&quot;, so to speak. And there aren&#039;t any dues and costs were just previously mentioned.</p><p><br /></p><p>Sent from my SM-G930P using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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