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I have been here for about 14 months, lol....



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I love that new platinum 4 oz. silver round, but notice how thin it is. But it has a large diameter. I highly doubt its fake or anything and if it is its great work as it looks real nice an detailed. But alas I will take it to work next week an weigh it an check with a magnet just to be safe. Just because it is in a Washington mint box, does not mean diddly squat to me. I could place any coin of equal size right in that case....

I also have an identical Goldas bar, but it is 250 grams, where as the one pictured is 10 oz....
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Yes, that round does seem to be a little on the thin side. It's still very cool, though.
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The large diameter of the 4oz round would require it to be thin. 1/8" tops.

10oz bars are a good size for silver but a 10oz "chip"? That is a Super Bowl size chip!
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Maybe they should have reduced the diameter a bit and made it thicker. Thin coins and rounds always feel "cheap" to me while thicker ones always feel heavier and more solid.
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