Makes me glad i'm sticking to to PM coins... doubt if the police would yawn at counterfeiting the Australian Dollar
This is the front and back of the 1oz "The One' silver bar as it appears on the Scottsdale website: http://store.scottsdalesilver.com/product/13/"The-One"-by-Scottsdale,-Pack-of-10 Is this what your bars look like?
Yes but the only difference that I can pick is that the s work or as I call it chain is slightly offset to the right from top to bottom
In terms of $ and time, how much is it costing you to verify these oz of silver? eg. if one buys 5 oz of silver at $40 each, and then spends 15 hrs trying to verify their authenticity. And if this person's job pays him $50 per hour, then this guy has spent 15 x $50 = $750, trying to verify if $200 of silver is real.
I did say earlier that i had a weight difference but only slight and I put it down to my scales. So I may get a second test done but my feeling is that they are fake.
Thank you All for your input, I think by the end of this week I will be a wiser man when it comes to Scottsdale Silver.
So if I weigh this if it's anything but 31.1 g it's fake? do you need a scale that is .01 accurate or will .1 do?
.1 will do ,if it's under 31gm it's a fake ,generally bars are point over rather than under An old worn bar could be a point under if it shows lots signs of where Should be 31.12gm 31.1 is close enough The fakes are never the same size ,a couple of mm thicker/thinner ,wider