Looking At Getting A Scale

Yeah, John1 said what I would've, 0.1g is too high of a decimal place for coin weighing, the standard deviation on that alone would mean the difference between a real and counterfeit. Also, I would recommend, a small overall weighing potential (500g allows for too much error), I would recommend, 300g or lower, not less than 100g though. You won't need 500g for just weighing a single coin. otherwise that is a decent price, but you could do for a better quality scale (Something from Lighthouse is not much more expensive and is less likely to break down or turn out to be faulty).

Double checked the actual item in the store to make sure they didn't have any that were 0.01 grams tolerance and left them all at the store with their 0.1g.

thanks for the help!

wish I had a coin place near me that would have stuff like this.

So much depends on how much you plan on really using one. I've got several and now think waste of money. They just sit there on a shelf. Haven't used one in many years. If your not sure if you'll really need or use one, spend the money on coins instead.