Any More News On 35 Pound Gold Specimen Found With GPZ 7000?

[hawkeye]

Actually 1 kg (1000 grams ) equals roughly 35 oz. as 1kg equals roughly 2.2 lbs.     I know, nobody likes a smart ass. 

[Ringmoney]

3 hours ago, hawkeye said:

Actually 1 kg (1000 grams ) equals roughly 35 oz. as 1kg equals roughly 2.2 lbs.     I know, nobody likes a smart ass. 

But if you were really smart, since we are talking about gold which is measured in troy oz where 1kg equals roughly 32 troy oz

[hawkeye]

You guys are the smart ones.  I am shame faced this morning and just an ass.  Yeah, I should have known better regarding Troy oz.  Thanks for the boot in the butt and schooling.  

[Digger Jones]

I can see how it would be confusing, most commonwealth countries use the metric system ie Canada, Australia and others.

So kilos instead of pounds. When you're talking about a find that big, it's just easier to speak in pounds or kilos. Then no math required to convert to troy.

I think everybody gets the jist it's frickin big!!!

[Condor]

Too bad it wasn't General Hercules who found that one.  He could make one hell of a video digging up that bad boy.  He can use the F-word so much it loses its shock value.

[Au4Gold2]

That dude is a character.....

 

[Kat]

Hi guys just joined the forum. I am from Zimbabwe. This is where the 16 kilo nugget has been found.

[Kat]

So far more than 80kilogrames of gold have been found in this place!