WELL, now I'm totally mixed up! Good video SD! What if you buy a pound of silver shot!? 😁UH- HUH!! ??

Yo my boy Baggins it's going to switch to stacking copper again... haha

Or blue

I'm not confused!

Yikes! I flunked the text. 🙃

worse yet a quarter pound burger is less when it comes off the BBQ (I'm so confused). LOL Thanks silver dragons.

Very cool❤️

Thank you for the excellent Public Service Announcement Harry!!!

That is a great gold coin.....

Copper round looks pretty cool

SMH 😮

Thanks for the info

Fun lesson! I think this will help many viewers! Thanks SD!!

Great video!

They really should have to list ozt or oz on them

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I use grams as the universal metric for anything that deviate from a (troy) ounce, you can divide the spot price by 31.1 to get the gram price and the piece in question you just take the price and divided by whatever amount of grams it weighs and you can compare that, or you can multiply the gram price from the non standard piece with 31.1 to get the troy ounce price if you prefer to compare that. And while I do own some half ounce coins I generally prefer whole ounces and try to avoid anything lower than a half ounce unless it is a historical coin or what you call "junk" silver in America I guess

Being in pharmaceuticals, these equivalencies are natural for me, but for everyone to understand is so helpful. People who wanna sell silver need to use "silver speak". It just works better for everyone to be on the same page. Maybe less scams would occur.

Well, there’s more to red quarters than just that in Boy Scouts you paint the quarter RED and at the scout meeting that night you would sneak around and put it in other Boy Scouts pockets you had to remember to check your pockets all night and if you had it in your pocket, you would try to sneak it in someone else pocket because if you was the one stuck with the quarter at the end of the night you had to do some thing, embarrassing or work out or something like that ever want the Scott leader came up with that week, so it was like a game for Boy Scouts

What baffles me the most is why OZT isn't stamped on any of the coins that bear this weight. It would alleviate a lot of confusion for those just starting out in stacking or collecting.

Thanks for sharing 👍 important information to know

Another distance americans are willing to go to avoid using metric XD

madness, im gonna watch this again. with a pen handy. good info

The moral of the story is, weigh everything, and use unzes!

And that's why the civilized people should use GRAMS 😎

I have about 5% of my portifolio in AAPL stock, any advice on any other that I can grow my $200 k capital to a million dollars??

Why am I watching this as I'm having my 1st coffee? Thanks for the mind mess 😂😂😂

Interesting

Thanks for the info ...

Come on no whammy’s big bucks! No Whammy! Big Bucks! Money 💰 💴 💵 💰

The 1/4 pound coin that said it was 3.65 troy ounces was an actual AVDP 4 ounces, or a quarter of AVDP pound, if you do the math by converting it to grams. Whoever produced that didn't use troy ounces OR troy pounds to weigh it. But, the seller is being more honest by giving you the "standard" weight in troy ounces for a precious metal.

I never knew!!

Chinese Pandas are also less than a Troy oz. They are 30.0g. Learned that from you Silver Dragons.

Thank you for this information,I didn’t know this but now I do.

Hey I got a good game to play with every time he said oz or Troy take a shot

Is Lincoln on the other side of the copper rounds you used in this video?

thanks for bringing this to my attention, i had no idea.

Confusing.

I think gun power is weighed in grains, I think the bullet is grains.

Great video. Thanks for sharing

Companies always use wording as a partial scam because nothing is definitive. Wordings might not be intentional to trick you, but companies will utilize it to their advantage. Also its not just the different terms of weights that trick you, there are certain silver bullion that have other metal compositions of copper and nickel that can make up about 10% or more, but they still term it as just 1 oz.

Hey SD, hope this is not testable or a Pop Test, and I'm probably not going to remember this in 5 minutes, but I understand what your saying, I think. THE SARGE

How about a video on why some coins/rounds are .999 and .9999 and why don't the .9999 cost more

i have seen silver round for 25$ with 25$ marked on them. thay where not sold by the oz and i dont under stand why

Silver Brittania is the most beautiful silver coin ever made!

Great video! This needs to be clarified by the industry big time. Similarly, using the words currency vs money needs to start being a priority.

So how many pounds does a 100 troy oz bar weight. In regular normal American pounds. I'm so confused.

Very good to know Mr. Dragon. It sure can be confusing. Kilos worry me sometimes because of the way some advertising is written. Thanks for clearing this up. The fewer mistakes made the better.

250 000 subscribers in three days?

I didn't know about this! Thanks for the helpful info!