29 g - 3 mm? [solved]

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shevelyovv
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Posted: 5 Mar 2025, 05:47 #
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Posted: 5 Mar 2025, 06:13 #
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Pretty sure it is meant to be 29 mm and 3 g. But @sophie_gilder1999 might be able to correct it.

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and probably weighs 31.1 g (1 oz as stated here: https://www.classictrax.co.uk/product/lewis-hamilton-1-oz-gold-plated-commemorative-f1-medal-from-2014/)

Pity @sophie_gilder1999 seems to be on a coin break and might be the only one to enlighten us …

 

ND should also be changed to 2024 is a master referee happens to read this 😉

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sophie_gilder1999
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Posted: 7 Nov 2025, 06:50 #
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I’ve weighed it and it still seems to come out at 29g, even after calibrating my scales, so I’ve kept that as it is. I do see though that I wrote the diameter to be 3mm, when that was supposed to be the thickness so I’ve requested for this to be updated. Thank you

rsirian1
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Posted: 7 Nov 2025, 14:12 #
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BramVB

and probably weighs 31.1 g (1 oz as stated here: https://www.classictrax.co.uk/product/lewis-hamilton-1-oz-gold-plated-commemorative-f1-medal-from-2014/)

 

Maybe 1 Avoirdupois ounce?

Status changed to Solved (shevelyovv, 7 Nov 2025, 19:01)
shevelyovv
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Posted: 7 Nov 2025, 19:04 #
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Thank you all.

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