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Ah ha ha, The 1843 has an eagle and one dol on it. Will get a set of scales and weigh them. I dare say they are all fake. But hey I might get a surprise. Actually might try and find a gold buyers Australia and put their scales to good use.

I might take you up on that offer, but I'm in no rush, and I will be back in Sydney in may, so I'll have another beer with you and you can give me another fakey. Oh I forgot to say thanks for the one you left in my last package. So a big thanks for the one troy ounce trade unit. Edit: I should...

Thanks for the replies will get him to buy some scales, maybe I'll buy them and if they turn out real he can give me a percentage. Lol

So a friend so a couple of the Crowns I had, and showed me some Dollars he bought from an Afghan Market for around $5 each a couple years ago. Other than weighing them, is there another way of checking the Authenticity? Things I should look for? Earliest is Labelled 1796 newest looks like 1894...

Should change my username to The Phantom. ;) the signs around the bullion counter do say for purchases over $5000 ID will be recorded. Any form of jewellery buyback for any $ value ID will be recorded. Pretty sure bullion buyback over $5000 ID is required. (don't quote me on this one)

So I just walked into the perth mint again. Bought a 10 gram card, paid cash. No id shown. Checked the receipt to see if the girl remembered me from 2 days ago and put my name on it. And no she didn't.

If you place your order over the phone you don't have to provide any identification. I walked in about 2 hours ago, only bought a 20 oz bar, they didn't ask for id, will try to keep track of my spending, when I hit 5k I will see what happens.

Well, I just moved to Perth, planning on going to the mint today, let's see if there is any stock. Girlfriend decided house hounting was more important yesterday....,

I have no rebuttal. Lol

I just got laid.

Had a little dab, great program. Just a quickie, shouldn't 1kg = 32.15 troy ounces.

I'm using interest payments every month + left over cash for my purchases. Although I think I've done enough research to spend 10% of my savings to purchase gold over the next couple of months. I am going to stop stacking silver for the moment (not that I have a whole lot) or use left over...

Just heard on SEN radio here in melbourne an ad for the Australian Bullion Company, and to invest in gold for your retirement. Make of it what you will.

This could be interesting, shoot me the details please