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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tradernick, post: 341015, member: 648&quot;]I can share my experience with the silver one pound pieces.&nbsp; It should be simpler than it is but the bottom line is that scammers will always confuse the details in order to profit.&nbsp; </p><p>When you see the silver one pound pieces always ALWAYS weigh them on a troy oz scale.&nbsp; Some of them weigh 12 troy ounces, some weigh 14.583 troy ounces and some weight 16 troy ounces...depending on which company made them.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen all 3 weights over and over again.&nbsp; Don&#039;t assume anything just because an item is marked one pound.&nbsp; Weigh it.&nbsp; We way every single one that comes into the shops, no exception.&nbsp; We weigh them again in front of the customer when we&#039;re selling them, just so there&#039;s no confusion.</p><p>Here&#039;s the real situation...there are 12 troy oz in a troy pound.&nbsp; There are 16 advp oz in an advp pound.&nbsp;&nbsp; There are 14.58 troy oz in an advp pound.&nbsp; Since you can&#039;t tell from LOOKING and HEFTING it in your hand, you must weigh these.&nbsp; Mail order and TV salespeople have created them in a variety of sizes/weights and they can all honestly say that they&#039;re product is a pound of silver...they want everyone to assume there&#039;s 16 troy ounces but that isn&#039;t always the case.&nbsp; </p><p>Hope this helps.</p><p>tradernick[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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