Metamorphic's Guess the weight and win the gold competition!

[Myazma]

0.43g cheers boys, love ya work.

 

[TheSilentBugler]

2.01

 

[phil]

i reckon its got to be 02.94 grams thanks :lol:

 

[Oldfella]

Thanks Meta, my guess is 0.81g
Cheers

 

[aussiefarmer]

2.17 , Excellent generosity by all involved :lol:

 

[Danielkrupski]

1.23 grams thanks

 

[Dylanpennack23]

My guess is 05.45 grams thanks meta!

 

[user 4485]

18.23 pennyweights :lol:
We wish - your a good sport Meta.

 

[Ramjet]

18.23 pennyweights :lol:
We wish - your a good sport Meta.

Not sure my brain can convert penny weights to grams but I'll give it a go. As if I don't have enough to do.
So that's 27.99 grams?

 

[JeffP]

"I decided not to put a coin or any object for size reference as this may give the more experienced prospector and advantage. This way the novice has an even chance of guessing the correct weight."

Has the pic been taken with a loupe or Macro lense ?

I'll go 1.42 grams

 

[Sandta]

.87 is my guess
Thanks for the chance Meta

 

[user 4485]

18.23 pennyweights :lol:
We wish - your a good sport Meta.

Not sure my brain can convert penny weights to grams but I'll give it a go. As if I don't have enough to do.
So that's 27.99 grams?

1 ounce

 

[Ramjet]

"I decided not to put a coin or any object for size reference as this may give the more experienced prospector and advantage. This way the novice has an even chance of guessing the correct weight."

Has the pic been taken with a loupe or Macro lense ?

I'll go 1.42 grams

Nope. the pic was taken with my phone zoomed in a little.

 

[Shingles]

02.83 thanks meta!!! true gentleman.

 

[RedDirtDigger]

Thanks Metamorphic. I thinks the weight is 2.98 g

Cheers RDD

 

[Tassie Daz]

3.37g I reckon. Thanks Wayne! and see ya at Laancoorie.

 

[Teemore]

Haven't a clue but will say 1.67gms
Cheers T

 

[maxwell4]

My guess is 0.39 and thanks to Meta

 

[blisters]

4.86g thanks Meta very generous.
Jon

 

[backcreek]

"A photo will be posted at the end of the competition displaying the Gold Nuggets on digital scales."

Are the scales accurate down to two decimals?
Are they calibrated and traceable back to NATA standards?
Are they manufactured to ISO9001?
Whats the probability of error?
Oh, I think I spent too much time in the calibration lab, it's all coming back to me now. ha ha just having a dig Rod !

I'll have a stab at 2.89g.

Thanks Meta!