Hello, I have this little problem: The American Buffalo gold coin, 32, said measurement. 7 mm 95 mm 2 (for SU Mint and Wikipedia). This was 24 kt gold (9999 Clean) .. However, if the math works, it follows that one of the gold coin has a higher content as a 1035 troy ounces 31 grams (with a specified diameter and width / height). Here’s how it works out: Volume = Pi x R x R x HEzert, Vol = 3142 x 1635 cm x 1635 cm x 0 = 2 4775 cubic centimeters 295Valasz (or ML) density 19 Gold 32 grams / CC; Thus, the second 4775 cc = 47 x 19 32 g 86 g or 1 oz Troy 53,873,473. (Contrary to a troy ounce, for allegedly measure) I like a bottom line.: Or use something else other than gold (something denser / more ‘difficult’, such as gold ), or the wrong way or are they, that is a / 2 ounces of gold for free (very hard)! I would appreciate if someone can light me that question! “Thank you very much, Kramsor

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