A troy ounce is about 31 grams and the US standard ounce (avoirdupois) is about 28 grams. When buying coins, or gold or silver, you get more by getting a troy ounce. The price of gold and silver is in troy ounces. So, for example, if gold is $1400 an ounce, that price is for a troy ounce. A 28 gram ounce of gold is not worth $1400.
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use vs. seeker and amulet coin.
You might get a bit more from someone who collects Olympic memorabilia, but it is just one ounce of silver to most numismatists or coin dealers and will be bought and sold very near the spot price of silver, which is currently $11.19. ---------------------- Considering those coins have a $20 face value, I'd say your estimate is seriously off. Do a search and you'll find collectors selling them for ~$24/each. They were sold individually, or as a 10-coin set in a green velvet case. The case had a pocket to hold all the certificates (1 for each coin, as well as 1 for the complete set). It also had a hole for either a Royal Canadian Mint logo/plug OR the 1987 $100 Olympic gold coin (which had 1/4 troy ounce of gold total... the coin was a bit more than 50% gold and won neumastic awards at the time for coin of the year). By itself, without a cert or case... I'd guess US$18/CN$20... with the cert/case? Closer to US$22/CN$24.Silver, as with all commodities are tanking righ now (Nov 2008), but since it's bullion the face valve can help retain the market value (typical with silver bullion coins vs non-circulation stamped silver coins). The US Mint also issued a 1988 Olympic Coin, but it's face value was only $5, and it contained only 0.76 troy oz of silver. Different story completely. ;)
.999 pure silver means the item is made of 99.9% silver, while 1 troy oz refers to the weight of the silver. A silver clad item may have a thin layer or plating of silver over another base metal, whereas 1 troy oz specifically denotes the weight of silver in the item.
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There are these two ladies on 5 Island. If you use the VS Seeker & Amulet Coin, you can get about 350-400 for battling one of them.
get (vs seeker),get the vs seeker in vermillion city Pokemon center talk to the girl get meowth in the city with the game corner lv it up so it learns payday and get amulet coin put amulet coin on meowth find trainer and use payday on his or her Pokemon you will get a butt full of cash
A pound (a standard pound) is equal to 6,000 grains of barley. This pound is divided into 16 parts called ounces. Troy pounds, on the other hand, are composed 5760 grains. These pounds are usually used to measure precious metals. Each troy ounce is made up of 12 ounces.
have amulet coin (get from mum once you bet Norman) and go vs the elites a few times and you'l have 999.999 dollars :)
One troy pound is 0.8228571 avoirdupois pounds.
Troy Butcher vs- the World - 2011 was released on: USA: 7 October 2011 (Los Angeles, California)
Use your Vs. Seeker to find trainers that give a lot of money, and keep battling them over and over. Use an Amulet Coin as well.