🔍 Premium GOLD/SILVER SCALE for Coins, Jewelry, Scrap Metal & More - Bars, Rounds, Dollar Coins, Bullion, Cent Rolls Review

This product was easy to understand and easy to work with. I've never done anything like weigh gold and figured it out in no time!

Bought this for my boyfriend as he loves treasure hunting. He loves having this little junk scale. Very convenient and efficient. The price is very reasonable. I would recommend this to everyone.

I really like this scale. It is well assembled and works like new after a year. It has several different weights that it measures and it's easy to switch between them. It's scary - for me it was. But I found out quickly and this is by far one of my best online purchases.

I had a problem getting my order on time, which in itself wouldn't be a bad thing if they contacted me. I ended up emailing and received what I thought was not a pleasant email. It arrived within 2 days after I sent this email. So I informed her. I understand how things can slip away from you for a reason. or others. But let your customers know. I would not deal with it again. Because I felt that they were being rude to me If it wasn't for that.! Ps Also there was supposed to be a free item, I…

When I received the scale I wanted to use it almost immediately. Anyway, I checked and the measurements were actually wrong (a 5g slug weighed 18.6g) so I checked the included instructions. It said I need a 600g weight for calibration but it wasn't included. I tried to contact the company for help but their website was down and the Amazon seller still hasn't responded after two days. Anyway, I figured if they didn't help me I'd calibrate it myself, so I went to the bank, got some quarters and…

The scale has all the features I like such as: B. switching between grams, standard ounces and troy ounces. and subtracting the tare weight (when you place the container on the scale to weigh something and you need to subtract the weight of the container). Now for the bad: 1) The scale seems to drift a bit after turning it on, about 0.1g to 0.2g, so let it "warm up" a bit before weighing anything. 2) A 5 gram test weight does not weigh 5 grams! I suspected this as it wasn't registered as a 5g…