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i am trying to decide between 2 scales on ebay. one has 600 gram capacity accurate to .1 and the other has 100 gram capacity accurate to .01

which one would you prefer? higher capacity that is less accurate. or less capacity that is more accurate. do you really need a scale accurate to .01? would I even need a scale that weighs more than 100 grams?

help please, what are the specs on your scale?
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I would say more accuracy, but it all depends how much weight you plan on using it for... Especially if you are weighing older worn coins, or rounds & AE/Maples/etc...
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i think I agree, I don't think i'll be weighing lots at a time. mostly want to use it for silver value and stuff like that for worn coins. and to help weigh coins for authenticity. so I think the accurate route is definately the way I want to go.
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so I think the accurate route is definitely the way I want to go.


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Consider that the heaviest coin most of us will normally weigh is a US silver dollar at 26.73 grams.

My scale weighs up to 100 grams with a resolution of 0.01 grams .... cost about $25.

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Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art
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typical is 500 grams some 600 get one with a weight to calibrate SE brand model WC6080 cost $40
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