Brilliant test. Just tried it on a large silver spoon. The magnet does not stick to the silver but only has a slight attraction while it is moving over the silver. Thank you!
That was interesting to watch. It's sad to think how many people that are trying to prepare for the stock market crash/ dollar reset are getting conned and robbed. Thanks for sharing that valuable information.
Its called EDDY currents. Its creating an electric current inside the silver round, causing a magnetic restriction on the moving. Its the same as dropping a magent through a copper coil that the ends are shorted out. The magnet will fall super slow as the electricity its generating puts magnetic friction on the motion downward with gravity...... I always do the thermal test with it. Hold one end, touch the other something ice cold. less then 2 sec the whole coin should be the same temp as the ice cube.
The "magnetic" force that the Neodynium magnet does on silver is not magnetism. It is actually anti gravity. I think it will work on gold and copper as well. They are in the same column of the periodic table of elements.
Thanks for this great video,, I have been buying Morgans, Peace, and silver rounds for a couple years now and have a good little stash, and never once thought of fakes till I seen this vid yesterday. I went right to Home Depot after work and bought a cool Neodymium magnet for $4 and did the test,,, Not a single fake in the bunch,,!,, I have bought from a few private e-bay sales and a couple professional online silver dealers and it was nice to know I have got scammed. Now I will check each one when I get it,,, Thanks again,,,
problem is, if a fake coin has a copper center core it will also make the magnet move slowly.. both silver and copper have almost the same influence on the magnet (eddy currents)
Great test, enjoyed the video! I tried the strong magnet and it works on my Morgan and Peace dollars. I also tried the magnet on JFK half dollars dated 1964 through 1985; it glides slowly too. Then, I read Peter's comments after I tried the test and I agree with him.
Thank you! new to silver, bought 5 coins that looked to glossy/ bright / sharp compared to the rest so was a bit scared i got scammed, but now, with this video, I could test them myself, turns out they probably are legit! thank you for the great explanation!
I bought some silver YEARS ago and just put it away. Didn’t realize how bad fakes were being sold until recently. What about sound? I noticed one bar I have sounds a bit different than the others when you do a short drop on a hard surface. Is determining the difference in the sound they make a good way to detect fakes?
Excellent video!! I’ve been look for the last 3 hours for a off the grid way to test silver without acids this n the water density test is a very good option!! I’m hitting up amazon for a 🧲 rite now!!
How would I test 12 gauge silver rods I got two but the acid won't sit it just drips down and the magnet test is not quite working right prtobably cause it is not flat
That's awesome. Thanks for the very simple trick. Glad to say all of my collection is legit😀😀👍👍 but I also purchased fakes to help educate friends and family on the dangers of buying fake silver. And you just helped me add an new trick to the book. Thank you so much for sharing. And let's keep those slow maple syrup maple leafs legit. That's my silver heroin. Is Canadian maple leafs. Thanks again..👍👍
Great realisation of explaining how easy it is to use these magnets and why it should be mandatory for all bullion buyers. With se protection for the coin of course.
to tell if it is silver, just download a "sound frequency spectrum" APP to listen to the sound of knocking, the staying sound should be around 4200 Hz for a 26.7 gram silver coin
you could possibly try a comparison with a non silver coin of similar dimensions, small silver coins aren't counterfeited as often in common dates, but you have to be careful of rare or Key date silver coins.
I have seen this explained before but not to the point where I felt like it was a good test - But you did! Now I see what you mean by sticky surface! As someone that buys coin lots at auction - you never know what your getting! 👍
Silveready1 I've a 3" woofer speaker with a strong magnet on the back. If I slide the coin on that, will that work? I have bigger speakers, with bigger magnets, and at least 1 8" speaker needs to be opened up to have the wiring redone, too...
I saw the post about purchasing neodymium magnets from ebay but does anyone know any walk in stores to buy them from ? I've never used ebay and am somewhat shy to use my credit cards online. Thanks
can you let me know please why it's slightly slower. and I have a huge speaker magnet that's all I've got should the coin slide off the speaker magnet slower. the silver rounds that I have are purchased from a bullion dealer not online should that not make them safe
"can you let me know please why it's slightly slower." Silver is diamagnetic. A web search for "diamagnetic properties of silver” will reveal a number of sources that explain this behavior.
Thanks for that Silveready1. I've been stacking for two years now and hadn't had any fakes. Did alot of my shoping online and used ebay on a significant number of purchases, no problems - until recently. Out of the five coins bought two were fakes. I bought a proof/reverse proof SSSB round with all the bells and whistles (the box with SS on & the signed cert etc) It looked the "dogs B's",the weight was perfect but it rang like foil wrapped chocolate! It was just nasty. And today I received a round i liked the look of ( New World Order, Honest Weights For Honest Men); it was just unusual and, though I do not necessarily agree with its sentiments, it looked quirky and unusual. Did my due diligence. It came in at 29.3grams, rang like copper but, worst of all! the neodymium stuck to it like a hungry mole on a worm sandwich. It even hugged the edge. I've never seen that before. Didn't bother with the specific gravity test. Filed for a refund just now.
@@ibo1780 Buy from Apmex and you will never have to worry. About Ebay, Ebay has a "money back guarantee" if purchased items are not as advertised...... whether the seller agrees or not. Purchase from highly rated, established sellers with positive feedback. Buy a precious metal from a coin shop and take it back....... I can tell you what 8 of 10 coin shops return policy will be........ I buy and sell on ebay and ebay has stood good on their return policy several times.
In a book Sears gave me to read in preparation to be a store detective I read than an expert will know how exactly far from the coin to make it look like the coin is silver but the coin will be steel or copper with a nickel coating. Also, the angle to the coin is important- a little difference between a fake seeming to be silver. Also if you have some fakes you can say it is a fake to some potential buyers who collect the fakes. Keep your ears open in case the buyer is not saying that the coin is a fake to a potential buyer of his- do not sell to him again.
If you want a strong magnet, go out trash picking and find a burned out microwave. open it up and look for a cubical box with poles sticking out both ends. that's the magnetron.there are 2 donut shaped magnets in there that are very powerful.
stay away from the pink ceramic pieces, they contain beryllium if you break them the dust is TOXIC and dangerous, breathing in the dust WILL cause lung cancer. cut the metal with snips or whatever you have to to avoid breaking the ceramic parts.
No, it is not. Assuming you are not so dumb as to not remove the disk from the power supply first. Or, if you are that dumb, maybe you will win this year's Darwin award!
I bought silver war nickels from a guy on ebay called Longhorn Coins and 4 of the 40 were super shiny, my magnet picked them right off the table, they weighed 4 grams and 6 grams (not 5g) and they were measuring at a different thickness and width than all the others. Sounded like crap when i struck them against each other. Also, there was a 1946 and a 1960 in the batch. Watch out for him.
Just wanted to say thanks for the video.didnt know you could do this.i have some magnets out of hard drives that were free that are neodymium that I can use to check
Lenz's law.. magnet has a magnetic field, induces a magnetic field into the silver. Silver is an excellent conductor, any conductor will do the same that is not ferrous. Drop one of those magnets down a copper pipe and it will fall very slowly because of 2 magnetics fields. That also why an electric motor works...
You have me freaked out on how many silver fakes I may have bought now and last week I just bought a half dozen of those year of the horse ones as well. Oh I'm looking for a magnet right now - thanks for the tip!
I found several on Amazon and you're right, they are very inexpensive. Is there any one specific size or thickness we should be using for this test? smile.amazon.com/s?k=neodymium+magnet+disc&ref=sr_gnr_aps
Other than needing to know the size of magnet needed to use I came across some really large ones on that amazon link I found as well and was wondering if that wouldn't be a better way of doing it is to get a much larger Super Strong Neodymium Magnet 1.5 x 3/8" and see how silver slides off the magnet instead of the other way around? What are your thoughts.
what you do is do this basic test with the magnet, that roots out steel and brass silver plated then you either buy an identifying metal detector(vlf), or get a detectorist to scan them. a magnet wont discriminate between copper and silver but a vlf detector with target id will, silver stackers can always acid test of course, coin collectors can buy a detector.
Jules Verne Check your Local Community Libraries for ``Mineralogy Science Books`` they will tell ALL Celtics and Celtic Peoples for the ``Specific Densities for both GOLD an SILVER`` this Celtics Knowledge will NOW NOT allow any Criminal Jews of the Federal Reserve Banks of America United States can ``NEVER`` fool any Celtic Peoples about the Actual Specific Densities of GOLD and SILVER Precious Mineralogy Metals. The Jews of the Criminal Federal Reserve Banks of America United States will be finished for armed with this Knowledge of the Mineralogy Specific Densities of both GOLD and SILVER Precious Metals is Science Listed as in Grams per Cubic Centimeter or ``Specific Gravity Densities of conversion to Grams to Milli-Liter Cubed or Centimeter Cubed Cm.^3 of Volume in the ""Simple Science Celtic Equation of Density= Mass( of Gold or Silver.)/(divided by.) The Volume of Graduated Cylinder or Cooking Pyrex Measured Cups of Diplacement of the GOLD Bar or SILVER Bar must match the ""Specific Gravity Density shown in Mineralogy Science Books then converted to the Grams per Liter Specific Densities for the GOLD and SILVER Bars Density Volume Displacement of Water in the Graduated Density Cylinders of Cooking Volume Marked Pyrex Cook Measurement Cups to measure your Volume Displacements of both GOLD and SILVER +999 Bars or Gold and Silver Jewellary or Trophy Cups for the Specific Density of GOLD and SILVER Precious Metals than comparing the Densities to their converted ""Specific Gravity Densities, as listed in your Silver and Gold Metal ""Mineralogy Books of your Local Community Libraries or Home Mineralogy Books""!!!! This knowledge of Power of Sciences has been contributed by the Celtic Galician Celtic Engineers of the Science of North Galicia of North PORTUGAL to Celtic IRELAND and across the CommonWealth World for the Celtics Peoples of the CommonWealth Nations around the Global Earth, both Celtics Galego Celics Portuguese CommonWealths of Portugal-BRASIL Alliances and British CommonWealth of Nations. NO Criminal Jews of the Federal Reserve Banks can NO, "NEVER fool"with any other FAKE Metals, any Celtic Peoples that are Armed with the above stated Knowledge of Power of both GOLD and SILVER Elements of Precious Metals, Specific Gravity of Densities and Density Specific to only GOLD and SILVER Element Bars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always buy off eBay. Look at reviews. If you know where you’re buying from it’s impossible to get fakes. APMEX, and many more trusted shops are on eBay
This is good. Even dealers often do not know this. One caveat. Copper too will produce a slow magnet. So a silver coated copper round would not fail this test. It would be thicker though.
I am just an amateur coin collector, starting in the 1960's as a kid. I understand the coin is a fake that the magnet sticks to. However, if US silver coins are 90% silver and 10% copper, why would there be any draw to the magnet? Also, how do counterfeiters make fakes completely void if iron? They must use some sort of "junk" mixture of metals, no?
The real silver coins aren't "drawn" to the magnet. Think of it more of if your sliding the magnet down a teflon coated plastic vs rubber. Neither is magnetic, but the magnet will behave very differently on each surface.
Brilliant test. Just tried it on a large silver spoon. The magnet does not stick to the silver but only has a slight attraction while it is moving over the silver. Thank you!
That’s a good practice test! Thank you!!!
Specific gravity tests never lie, check it out, easy and it won't damage your 🪙
That was interesting to watch. It's sad to think how many people that are trying to prepare for the stock market crash/ dollar reset are getting conned and robbed. Thanks for sharing that valuable information.
I had NO IDEA of this test & simply want to say thank you for the TIP ! ! !
thanks for watching and commenting!
Getting ripped off bothers me .. Thanks for the help
Love the.video,nits sad when we can't even collect coins without worrying about fakes. It's just sad, thieves need to be locked up
I agree!
Thanks man! I busted out some of my suspect rounds and tested them. No fakes, but a very awesome way to test! Thanks again.
West Coast Picks glad to hear it, thanks for watching
West Coast Picks smarter than the average bear!
West Coast Picks I did too lol
appreciate it, glad your rounds were all good.
Its called EDDY currents. Its creating an electric current inside the silver round, causing a magnetic restriction on the moving. Its the same as dropping a magent through a copper coil that the ends are shorted out. The magnet will fall super slow as the electricity its generating puts magnetic friction on the motion downward with gravity...... I always do the thermal test with it. Hold one end, touch the other something ice cold. less then 2 sec the whole coin should be the same temp as the ice cube.
Wonder if copper would have same great conductivity?
The "magnetic" force that the Neodynium magnet does on silver is not magnetism. It is actually anti gravity. I think it will work on gold and copper as well. They are in the same column of the periodic table of elements.
Thanks for this great video,, I have been buying Morgans, Peace, and silver rounds for a couple years now and have a good little stash, and never once thought of fakes till I seen this vid yesterday. I went right to Home Depot after work and bought a cool Neodymium magnet for $4 and did the test,,,
Not a single fake in the bunch,,!,, I have bought from a few private e-bay sales and a couple professional online silver dealers and it was nice to know I have got scammed. Now I will check each one when I get it,,,
Thanks again,,,
glad to hear it! thanks for watching and commenting - Keep on stackin'!
+Silveready1 good
"it was nice to know I have got scammed" You like getting scammed?
Thank you very much! I am just starting to educate myself with this stuff.
problem is, if a fake coin has a copper center core it will also make the magnet move slowly.. both silver and copper have almost the same influence on the magnet (eddy currents)
Pyro Chimp silver is slightly more drag effect in the magnet the sound test will expose the copper
The relief looks high on the fakes. I've handled a lot if clad in my days in minting and even the sound is a give away
Great test, enjoyed the video! I tried the strong magnet and it works on my Morgan and Peace dollars. I also tried the magnet on JFK half dollars dated 1964 through 1985; it glides slowly too. Then, I read Peter's comments after I tried the test and I agree with him.
Thanks for making this video. I’m going to get one of those magnets.
Very good video! You were very clear and the little quiz was helpful to teach. Thank you for sharing! 🙏
Letting that magnet rub on any real coins bothers me :)
Especially a proof.
just leave the proof coins in their plastic capsule when doing the test.
Getting a fake coin would "bother" you a helluva lot more...
that plastic cover is a good idea--I scratched one of my coins!
@@Silveready1 Believe you mentioned that.
Thank you! new to silver, bought 5 coins that looked to glossy/ bright / sharp compared to the rest so was a bit scared i got scammed, but now, with this video, I could test them myself, turns out they probably are legit!
thank you for the great explanation!
I bought some silver YEARS ago and just put it away. Didn’t realize how bad fakes were being sold until recently. What about sound? I noticed one bar I have sounds a bit different than the others when you do a short drop on a hard surface. Is determining the difference in the sound they make a good way to detect fakes?
The easiest way to buy real silver is to know your source that you buy from.
weigh it
hey buddie what about trade dollars?they are 90%silver/10%copper does this test works on them?
Wow! That's aWeSoMe bro!
Thank you for sharing that.
I just now subscribed and hit the bell.🔔🔨 😁
Thanks 4 the tip, I've never seen this tip before
Excellent video!! I’ve been look for the last 3 hours for a off the grid way to test silver without acids this n the water density test is a very good option!! I’m hitting up amazon for a 🧲 rite now!!
You might be able to find neodynium magnets at hobby stores. One near me used to have them. I haven't been there for a while.
How would I test 12 gauge silver rods I got two but the acid won't sit it just drips down and the magnet test is not quite working right prtobably cause it is not flat
That's awesome. Thanks for the very simple trick. Glad to say all of my collection is legit😀😀👍👍 but I also purchased fakes to help educate friends and family on the dangers of buying fake silver. And you just helped me add an new trick to the book. Thank you so much for sharing. And let's keep those slow maple syrup maple leafs legit. That's my silver heroin. Is Canadian maple leafs. Thanks again..👍👍
Great realisation of explaining how easy it is to use these magnets and why it should be mandatory for all bullion buyers. With se protection for the coin of course.
to tell if it is silver, just download a "sound frequency spectrum" APP to listen to the sound of knocking, the staying sound should be around 4200 Hz for a 26.7 gram silver coin
If my coins are smaller than the magnet, would it work if I place the magnet in an angle and I make the coins slide down on it?
you could possibly try a comparison with a non silver coin of similar dimensions, small silver coins aren't counterfeited as often in common dates, but you have to be careful of rare or Key date silver coins.
Great demonstration!
Your 1896 morgan dollar could be fake if its core is made of copper because copper is as diamagnetic as silver.
jpmvidal I guess do a size test and weight test??
I have seen this explained before but not to the point where I felt like it was a good test - But you did! Now I see what you mean by sticky surface! As someone that buys coin lots at auction - you never know what your getting! 👍
Silveready1 I've a 3" woofer speaker with a strong magnet on the back. If I slide the coin on that, will that work? I have bigger speakers, with bigger magnets, and at least 1 8" speaker needs to be opened up to have the wiring redone, too...
Not sure, but it's worth a try!
I saw the post about purchasing neodymium magnets from ebay but does anyone know any walk in stores to buy them from ? I've never used ebay and am somewhat shy to use my credit cards online. Thanks
Where in the harddisk are they?
Thank you for this test. Good to know!
Excellent you tube on detection of fake silver coins and rounds.
Bill Rundell
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Lenz law ?
Won't copper do that as well
So magnet love silver ????
what's the grade and dimensions of the magnet? N52, 15mm x 2mm ? (or 12mm x 2mm)? Thanks
Does this work on the hard plastic case too?
Hate to make a silly question what about sound if I drop several quarters in my pocket I can hear a silver quarter! Same with these fakes?
can you let me know please why it's slightly slower. and I have a huge speaker magnet that's all I've got should the coin slide off the speaker magnet slower. the silver rounds that I have are purchased from a bullion dealer not online should that not make them safe
"can you let me know please why it's slightly slower." Silver is diamagnetic. A web search for "diamagnetic properties of silver” will reveal a number of sources that explain this behavior.
Be careful, the magnet will react similarly with thicker copper coins plated in silver.
Warning: some coin dealers are selling fake coin testers. I don't know this, but the thought crossed my mind.
Is this the same concept with Gold? Or is it’s magnetic properties different than silver? Thanks.
Thanks for that Silveready1.
I've been stacking for two years now and hadn't had any fakes. Did alot of my shoping online and used ebay on a significant number of purchases, no problems - until recently.
Out of the five coins bought two were fakes. I bought a proof/reverse proof SSSB round with all the bells and whistles (the box with SS on & the signed cert etc)
It looked the "dogs B's",the weight was perfect but it rang like foil wrapped chocolate! It was just nasty.
And today I received a round i liked the look of ( New World Order, Honest Weights For Honest Men); it was just unusual and, though I do not necessarily agree with its sentiments, it looked quirky and unusual. Did my due diligence.
It came in at 29.3grams, rang like copper but, worst of all! the neodymium stuck to it like a hungry mole on a worm sandwich. It even hugged the edge. I've never seen that before.
Didn't bother with the specific gravity test.
Filed for a refund just now.
Well that sucks. Luckily like you said, it hasn't happened a lot.
ebay is the last place you wanna buy sliver from
IBO completely wrong. I've gotten plenty puff great deals on there.
Better check that the coins are not fakes. Bring the coins to a local dealer.
@@ibo1780 Buy from Apmex and you will never have to worry. About Ebay,
Ebay has a "money back guarantee" if purchased items are not as
advertised...... whether the seller agrees or not. Purchase from highly rated, established sellers with positive feedback. Buy a precious metal from a coin shop and take it back....... I can tell you what 8 of 10 coin shops return policy will be........ I buy and sell on ebay and ebay has stood good on their return policy several times.
Such a helpful video. Thanks for posting!
In a book Sears gave me to read in preparation to be a store detective I read than an expert will know how exactly far from the coin to make it look like the coin is silver but the coin will be steel or copper with a nickel coating. Also, the angle to the coin is important- a little difference between a fake seeming to be silver. Also if you have some fakes you can say it is a fake to some potential buyers who collect the fakes. Keep your ears open in case the buyer is not saying that the coin is a fake to a potential buyer of his- do not sell to him again.
Not sure what this means…?
If you want a strong magnet, go out trash picking and find a burned out microwave. open it up and look for a cubical box with poles sticking out both ends. that's the magnetron.there are 2 donut shaped magnets in there that are very powerful.
stay away from the pink ceramic pieces, they contain beryllium if you break them the dust is TOXIC and dangerous, breathing in the dust WILL cause lung cancer.
cut the metal with snips or whatever you have to to avoid breaking the ceramic parts.
Just as good if not better, tear apart a old computer hard drive. Two very strong magnets inside. No toxicity problems and all you need is a hammer.
good way to get shocked to death
No, it is not. Assuming you are not so dumb as to not remove the disk from the power supply first. Or, if you are that dumb, maybe you will win this year's Darwin award!
GREAT video where can I get the magnet? Hardware store? Home depot?
thank you very much! how about Al instead of Mg. I'll try tomorrow...
So, what are the ones made out of that don't attract the magnet at all?
This happens with base metals too, especially copper.
I bought silver war nickels from a guy on ebay called Longhorn Coins
and 4 of the 40 were super shiny, my magnet picked them right off the table, they weighed 4 grams and 6 grams (not 5g) and they were measuring at a different thickness and width than all the others. Sounded like crap when i struck them against each other. Also, there was a 1946 and a 1960 in the batch. Watch out for him.
I swear it's not me . . . I swear on my dead cat's eyes
Yeah that's good to know I bought a whole bunch I'm going to test it
Where'd did you buy your magnet?
This was awesome, thank you!
Thank you. Very well done video
Just wanted to say thanks for the video.didnt know you could do this.i have some magnets out of hard drives that were free that are neodymium that I can use to check
Lenz's law.. magnet has a magnetic field, induces a magnetic field into the silver. Silver is an excellent conductor, any conductor will do the same that is not ferrous. Drop one of those magnets down a copper pipe and it will fall very slowly because of 2 magnetics fields. That also why an electric motor works...
Is it n35 neodymium 🧲? Or n52 would work better on this coin test?
I would use a 35.
You have me freaked out on how many silver fakes I may have bought now and last week I just bought a half dozen of those year of the horse ones as well. Oh I'm looking for a magnet right now - thanks for the tip!
Hope everything turns out all right!
I found several on Amazon and you're right, they are very inexpensive. Is there any one specific size or thickness we should be using for this test? smile.amazon.com/s?k=neodymium+magnet+disc&ref=sr_gnr_aps
Other than needing to know the size of magnet needed to use I came across some really large ones on that amazon link I found as well and was wondering if that wouldn't be a better way of doing it is to get a much larger Super Strong Neodymium Magnet 1.5 x 3/8" and see how silver slides off the magnet instead of the other way around? What are your thoughts.
Excellent advice - thanks.
Just ordered some neodymium magnets from ebay
***** they do come in handy - thanks for watching.
No don't! They'll obviously send a fake magnet to react only to fake coins 🤦🏻♂️
Welcome back bro! The community has missed you!
WavyGravy01 Thanks wavy.
Thank you very much good to see you back
bicycle X thanks, good to be back.
This is great information. Thanks.
have you used the new bullion tester app for iphone and galaxy it was worth 3 bucks it has a ping test
I usually just flip coins, silver makes a ringing sound.
Yes i ping my purchases BUT some fakes still ring like silver!
Thank you! Could you recommend where to purchase such magnet?
Martin Zhekov they are really cheap on amazon and eBay.
Great info. Thanks for sharing!
Nice 👍
Thanks for the video 🤓🧐👍
Nice test! Thanks for sharing!
what you do is do this basic test with the magnet, that roots out steel and brass silver plated then you either buy an identifying metal detector(vlf), or get a detectorist to scan them.
a magnet wont discriminate between copper and silver but a vlf detector with target id will, silver stackers can always acid test of course, coin collectors can buy a detector.
Exceptional information. Thanks
Does this work on gold coins as well?
I always check with magnet, lol, subbed
Philippine Commonwealth Coins minted in Manila in 1938-1940 are so rare and hard to find.
Great video. Thank you.
So if I can stick a refrigerator magnet to the coins, they are fakes? Right?
Will this work on coins that are 40% silver?
Good Video. Does this test work on all fakes regardless of composition?
Great video SR1! I picked out the fakes! :o) Glad to see you back!
OneVeryHappyBird Thanks HappyBird.
Jules Verne Check your Local Community Libraries for ``Mineralogy Science Books`` they will tell ALL Celtics and Celtic Peoples for the ``Specific Densities for both GOLD an SILVER`` this Celtics Knowledge will NOW NOT allow any Criminal Jews of the Federal Reserve Banks of America United States can ``NEVER`` fool any Celtic Peoples about the Actual Specific Densities of GOLD and SILVER Precious Mineralogy Metals. The Jews of the Criminal Federal Reserve Banks of America United States will be finished for armed with this Knowledge of the Mineralogy Specific Densities of both GOLD and SILVER Precious Metals is Science Listed as in Grams per Cubic Centimeter or ``Specific Gravity Densities of conversion to Grams to Milli-Liter Cubed or Centimeter Cubed Cm.^3 of Volume in the ""Simple Science Celtic Equation of Density= Mass( of Gold or Silver.)/(divided by.) The Volume of Graduated Cylinder or Cooking Pyrex Measured Cups of Diplacement of the GOLD Bar or SILVER Bar must match the ""Specific Gravity Density shown in Mineralogy Science Books then converted to the Grams per Liter Specific Densities for the GOLD and SILVER Bars Density Volume Displacement of Water in the Graduated Density Cylinders of Cooking Volume Marked Pyrex Cook Measurement Cups to measure your Volume Displacements of both GOLD and SILVER +999 Bars or Gold and Silver Jewellary or Trophy Cups for the Specific Density of GOLD and SILVER Precious Metals than comparing the Densities to their converted ""Specific Gravity Densities, as listed in your Silver and Gold Metal ""Mineralogy Books of your Local Community Libraries or Home Mineralogy Books""!!!! This knowledge of Power of Sciences has been contributed by the Celtic Galician Celtic Engineers of the Science of North Galicia of North PORTUGAL to Celtic IRELAND and across the CommonWealth World for the Celtics Peoples of the CommonWealth Nations around the Global Earth, both Celtics Galego Celics Portuguese CommonWealths of Portugal-BRASIL Alliances and British CommonWealth of Nations. NO Criminal Jews of the Federal Reserve Banks can NO, "NEVER fool"with any other FAKE Metals, any Celtic Peoples that are Armed with the above stated Knowledge of Power of both GOLD and SILVER Elements of Precious Metals, Specific Gravity of Densities and Density Specific to only GOLD and SILVER Element Bars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jules Verne , take a grammar class.
Rule #1 Never ever buy precious metal off of Ebay or Amazon.
I always buy off eBay. Look at reviews. If you know where you’re buying from it’s impossible to get fakes. APMEX, and many more trusted shops are on eBay
Great video, thank you friend!
Probably wouldn't hurt to get a bunch of fakes to act as decoys for a home robbery.
Awesome video!! Thank you
Thanks so much!
Very educational! Thank you.
thanks for watching!
Very good. But how do I know if my magnet is real neodymium?
This is good. Even dealers often do not know this. One caveat. Copper too will produce a slow magnet. So a silver coated copper round would not fail this test. It would be thicker though.
Awesome day to watch the boss!
Great video 🙏
Fantastic looking channel! Nice to meet you
Great info. Thanks.
WOW !!!! Thank you !!!
The magnet will slow with pure copper too. silver and copper are both diamagnetic.
Excellent suggestion
I am just an amateur coin collector, starting in the 1960's as a kid. I understand the coin is a fake that the magnet sticks to. However, if US silver coins are 90% silver and 10% copper, why would there be any draw to the magnet? Also, how do counterfeiters make fakes completely void if iron? They must use some sort of "junk" mixture of metals, no?
The real silver coins aren't "drawn" to the magnet. Think of it more of if your sliding the magnet down a teflon coated plastic vs rubber. Neither is magnetic, but the magnet will behave very differently on each surface.
It's called diamagnetic properties of some metals. Read all about it. Fakers can plate other cheap materials.
You learn something new everyday...
Why would it be difficult to use metals other than iron? Nonsense
hi so they are supposed to slide and if they do not slide then they are fakes right ??
good demonstration thanks
can you also touch on the sound test please, mate?
About what size and thickness is your magnet?
it's about the size of a nickel - but has to be a neodymium magnet.
Great tips! 👍👌👏
Mancunian Stacker thanks for watching.