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Serious Question for people that know about GOLD.......
- Thread starter Elson(La)
- Start date
deathwind1
New member
when I worked for I.P.; He usually missed every Mon---His wife worked for a doctor so he had a written excuse---That was 1 job I liked cause I got to sit under the heater a lot---I got to do a lot of higher paying jobs cause I had top Sen. on graveyard---Give me 2 weeks and Bean will have to QUIT---Its been a long time since I drove since 1979----Oh we called him Happy Harry because all he did was Bitch !
TURNMASTER
Active member
Gold and Lead do not weigh the same. Period. Never have and never will.
As for Gold plated lead, a thick plating should fool a test kit.
1 cf of gold = 1206 lbs troy
1 cf of lead = 708 lbs troy
The difference is significant. The weight for lead is based on cast lead. rolled is 711/cf and it gets lighter from there as it is alloyed.
With some basic measuring tools you should be able to figure how many cc's or ci's or cf there are and find the correct table for form of cubic measure and there you have it.
If the deal seems to good to be true then just send me your money.
Buy Lots
Jeff
As for Gold plated lead, a thick plating should fool a test kit.
1 cf of gold = 1206 lbs troy
1 cf of lead = 708 lbs troy
The difference is significant. The weight for lead is based on cast lead. rolled is 711/cf and it gets lighter from there as it is alloyed.
With some basic measuring tools you should be able to figure how many cc's or ci's or cf there are and find the correct table for form of cubic measure and there you have it.
If the deal seems to good to be true then just send me your money.
Buy Lots
Jeff
Craig in Alabama
New member
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