Posted 11/21/2017 01:02 am
Brought back memories, yes I did. Uses an swipped an emory board fro the wife, glued a copper on one end, and glued a piece of drinking straw for the fulcrum. Then I won a cheap digital scale in a auction and been using it ever since. Most digital scales are fine in tenths, unless you are really into the counterfeits, then a hunrdreths is mandatory. For just cent, dimes nickels, most contemporary coins have quite an allowed tolerance. Thin or thick rolled planchet stock is not that unusual to have some at the upper or lower regions of weight. NBFD (No Big F...g Deal) if it is out of tolerance, not worth any real premiums.
