What is the Difference Between a Regular Ounce and a Troy Ounce

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Hmmmm, you stated that a Troy ounce is abbreviated by the letters "OZT", however, I've seen numerous OTHER statements from precious metals folks that a Troy ounce is represented by a "TOZ" application so, are they BOTH right or, if not, which one is the most widely accepted version of a Troy Ounce? Thanks, RS
Comment from : Robert Stack

How much is the exact weight of a 24k 1 oz coin or bar on a scale? Also what is an accurate scale you would recommend? Thanks!!
Comment from : JNG FITNESS

Your pronunciation of 'avoirdupois' is near perfect
Comment from : John Jackson

1458 troy Ozt in troy pound
Comment from : Blacksilver Company

That was a great video , you explain it well !
Comment from : Scott Fowler

I learned a lot of useful math from the last two videos I watched from you, and have a better understanding than ever in my years of here and there occasional stacking, the junk silver multiplier video was especially useful This one is Okay too, but could've went a step farther and converted what is the difference in a "tonns and tons I just happen to be figuring out those things you covered when your Videos came up, could it be karma, or AI ? lol
Comment from : JJ OMalley

Hehe hôm nay em được nghe cô Mây hát gòi :))
Comment from : Alli Salem

Thank you much for the video much needed
Comment from : MoneyBags_B

Thanks for the video But I still wonder if 1 pound is equal to 1 troy pound The video was not perfectly clear on that point
Comment from : Kevin Steinke

I am also a leftie Ambi actually but I prefer writing and throwing left
Comment from : Brian Christopher

Wonder if Pesola makes scales with Troy ounces? So, I can buy with a Troy Pesola and sell with a regular Pesola!
Comment from : Bryan Adams

THANK U FOR THIS
Comment from : I’m probably tired

Why is there a disparity between the two if the both are measurements of weight? brDoes density play a factor in gauging weight between consumer goods and precious metals?brAvoirdupois [avər də pois] 13th century AD Anglo-Norman French term means "goods of weight" (on of few interpretation)brAs it may have been discovered that two objects although of visually equal volume may not be equal in mass Thus two principles of measurement within one unit
Comment from : Bobby Agee

Sorry we don't deal in retarded measurement systems in the rest of the world
Comment from : TC

I truly learn something new everydaythank you sir!
Comment from : Shaun Widmark

146troy oz to make a regular pound!
Comment from : MIke Stewart

Buy why is this done ?? 🤓👍
Comment from : Robyn Elks

Did it really take you 5 minutes to explain the difference between to 2?🥴
Comment from : L D H

Thank you Very Very Helpful?
Comment from : Peter Lustig

How is it that I see 1 troy oz bars of goldbr on ebay selling for 40 dollars I don't get it ? :) Thanks
Comment from : honeybees1

Great format Information is abundant yet very quickly explained
Comment from : JarJarBiinx

The way you wrote lbs it looked like 16 which is how many oz in a pound which is tripping me out
Comment from : John ONeill

hi thanks for the info i am fairly new to stacking , i used to buy on ebay , but now i go through apmex which is probably the better way to go , i am assuming ebay is more expensive also what are your thoughts on copper rounds and bars ? are they a good or bad investment ? thanks
Comment from : Craig Jones

Thanks for the video! So to be clear, are conventional precious metal charts like the ones available on APMEX all based on the troy ounce? I would assume so, but it just says "Silver Price Per Ounce"
Comment from : Tom Doyle

Ok, say on the news you here that the price of gold is $150000 an ounce Which ounce are they talking about? Oh, sorry, and thank you for a clearly stated and simply shown video on this subject
Comment from : Gary Rathbone

Random comment here Heart me!
Comment from : Ree Toaded

Where do you get that scale¿?
Comment from : Silverback

Thanku people make it si dang confusing in i appreciate it its difficult when people cant teach u numbers the way you learn
Comment from : Star Lite

Hey I appreciate THAT ❣️💁 guess I will be subscribing to YOUR YouTube channel NOW! Thanks for teaching me something NEW! Especially since I've been wondering about THAT ☝️🤔👏💯🤫
Comment from : susun Que

In older coins I think it was because the gold coins were 90$ gold and 10 copper, hence the 10 heavier troy ounce?
Comment from : Arian Gorman

Very cool buddy thanks for sharing ATB
Comment from : Tag Team Recoveries

#freebaggins dragons
Comment from : Silver Wheels PATRIOT♀️

Saweet information Thanks
Comment from : Silver Wheels PATRIOT♀️

there was a guy name Troy Baggins that started the confusion,, by the way, john doe can't sue me now, my name is AG chillin bears
Comment from : AG chillin bears

Thanks for a simple and effective demonstration video!
Comment from : Buttermilk3696

Troy keeps all of his ounces because he's stingy!
Comment from : Randolph Relic Recovery

Excellent video, but WHY do we use different ounces???
Comment from : DW

Great explanation on grams, Troy's and oz
Comment from : Myrna Phillips

Good video, definitely could have expanded on the topic I would have been interested in more infoI'm off to Wikipedia now
Comment from : James Hooker

Like 135!!
Comment from : COIN COLLECTING FUN

Great way to explain it- write it out For those who buy Argent Silver from Canada or other countries other than the US, is it the same 2835 ounces?
Comment from : Sunjestersilver 999

Hello, Not really new to stacking, but I may be Bi Precious metals curious I was really into gold coins in my 20s maybe a little gold curious, but know identify as a Silver Stacker Because of The Global Generational Debt to Death paradigm Ponzi scheme (Drink up LoL) All joking aside just found your channel and subbed thanks for the information
Comment from : Team Stucker

This is THE BEST video on what a regular ounce is compared to Troy ouncesbrSowho's the idiot who gave you a thumbz down and I would like to find outbrhis/her reasoning behind the thumbz down (I'm being serious PLEASE tell me)
Comment from : Trent Staggerly

I explain this all the time but the reason we weigh the precious metals differently would be a good topic not just because Copper is not considered a precious metal so its weighed as AVDP So why did we decide on the troy ounce for precious metals Looking to see another episode of this My friend GL AL
Comment from : Oldies&Goodies

I always saw the ozt on my scale but never knew what it was Thank you lol
Comment from : Jake

The difference is that a troy oz weighs 97 more than a regular oz But it gets even more confusing when a silver bar is advertised as weighing one pound One troy pound is 12 troy oz
Comment from : ZXC

Very informative video thanks for the info my friend!
Comment from : J Parker Silver Stacker

Very good information here ! I found out about the Troy Ounce ! Thanks a lot! 🎈👍💕🎈👍👍
Comment from : V Yes its me

Why Didn’t you make this Video before that Troll Co Host of yours Side Swipped me Dragonssss !!!! LOLOL ! Well Good to know ! Thank you !
Comment from : No Vus

Thanks for the information Take care
Comment from : Clayton County History Hound

Nice! I am so glad I found this Great info 😊
Comment from : Mama Lew

Where I come from there are 16oz in a lbthat includes silver and gold too!!!!! lol
Comment from : John 1124

Trust the Chinese to come up with something totally different 🤣🤣🤣 Great video bud I enjoyed this Very interesting
Comment from : SilverLimey 79

What is funny is the old children's riddle - What's heavier, a pound of feathers or a pound of gold? They're the same weight! - is actually wrong The pound of feathers is 20 heavier than a pound of gold ;-)
Comment from : moosesox

Around 3 grams
Comment from : Dr Who

Was expecting a better explanation why
Comment from : JDM84

Teach it bro
Comment from : Silver Wolverine

Oh snap a pear vs an ASE! Let the battle begin!
Comment from : Empire Precious Metals

Nice video!
Comment from : THE RADIO UNDERGROUND

Novus better be taking notes 🤣
Comment from : TheStackingNerd

Do any mints use non troy ounces in order to sneakily add a premium?
Comment from : Eoin Dodson

When people stack their weight in silver, are they using the proper units? Maybe not - but they sure have a lot of silver!!! 😮🤓😃🔥
Comment from : Silver Heist

Are you saying that I am heavier than my avoirdupois counterparts? IS THAT A FAT JOKE? 😂 Wouldn't a Troy pound be the same weight as a regular pound?
Comment from : Troy Oz

CONGRATS ON 5K SUBS🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Comment from : Tits Money

Good video good job!!!!!!
Comment from : Ronald Wells

Professor dragons thank you
Comment from : nightmare coins

Thanks for educating is bro!
Comment from : WALTER AGUILAR

Liking that Bosc pear
Comment from : Richard Carson

Nice video, Dragons
Comment from : Paranoid Philosopher

Thanks dawg, I was wondering how many troy ounces made a pound, I always thought it took 14 ozt, thanks for explaining bro!
Comment from : Bruce Liggett