Hi Mitchow,
Yes, all our ounces are troy ounces.
I'm redoing product descriptions, so I'll add that specification.
Thanks,
-Jon
Topic: Purchasing gold on Coinabul: 1 Troy Oz ≠ 1oz! (Read 814 times)
Yep, for silver and gold, hen people say ounce, they mean troy ounce.
For copper and other non-precious metals, and ounce is avoirdupois.
Ounces are stupid. Grams FTW!
For copper and other non-precious metals, and ounce is avoirdupois.
Ounces are stupid. Grams FTW!
Ah, so in regards to precious metals, 1 ounce is really 1 troy ounce. Thank you very much for clarifying that with me.
Yep, for silver and gold, hen people say ounce, they mean troy ounce.
For copper and other non-precious metals, and ounce is avoirdupois.
Ounces are stupid. Grams FTW!
For copper and other non-precious metals, and ounce is avoirdupois.
Ounces are stupid. Grams FTW!
Let's first establish the difference between an Ounce and a Troy Ounce:
1 oz = 0.911458333 Troy oz
Take a look at the screen shot below. On the navigation bar, I chose to view the 1 Troy Oz Gold options. The first item on the list is a Gold Coin weighing 1 Troy Oz, that's understandable.
The following two bars however, Credit Suisse & Perth Mint, do those also weight 1 Troy Oz? I realize that it does say Credit Suisse - 1 ounce bar, but I just need confirmation that it is truly a whole oz.
Hearing from Coinabul himself would fully clear my worry, but if anyone's purchased an oz of gold in the form of a bar and can let me know, that would work too.
Thank you.
1 oz = 0.911458333 Troy oz
Take a look at the screen shot below. On the navigation bar, I chose to view the 1 Troy Oz Gold options. The first item on the list is a Gold Coin weighing 1 Troy Oz, that's understandable.
The following two bars however, Credit Suisse & Perth Mint, do those also weight 1 Troy Oz? I realize that it does say Credit Suisse - 1 ounce bar, but I just need confirmation that it is truly a whole oz.
Hearing from Coinabul himself would fully clear my worry, but if anyone's purchased an oz of gold in the form of a bar and can let me know, that would work too.
Thank you.
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