Ben Cartwright SASS
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I am weighing up my 40%'s, did 100 of them and they are from 11.20-11.80 the majority 11.35-11.50, I did find one that is 11.10
however I found a 1967 that weighs 12.55 grams, checked it 3 times and re-calibrated the scale, still 12.55
I weighed 9 of my 90% from this year and they are 12.40 to 12.55 and one at 12.70
The fact that the 1967 is actually heavier than most of the 90%ers what is going on? Where would I get a specific gravity test or should I take a chance and send it to PCGS or ANACS to see if it is in fact a wrong planchet?
however I found a 1967 that weighs 12.55 grams, checked it 3 times and re-calibrated the scale, still 12.55
I weighed 9 of my 90% from this year and they are 12.40 to 12.55 and one at 12.70
The fact that the 1967 is actually heavier than most of the 90%ers what is going on? Where would I get a specific gravity test or should I take a chance and send it to PCGS or ANACS to see if it is in fact a wrong planchet?
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