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R0ach actually favors silver over gold. So the Tungsten argument is only going to be dismissed.

Alright. Let me go off and do some research. I want to keep the irritation up.

Save your time, it's harder to fake both silver and platinum than gold because tungsten is very close to gold in the specific gravity test. You could create alloys of other metals to try and accomplish the same thing in silver, but silver has unique characteristics that gold doesn't have to give the fakes away. All of this is completely meaningless though, as people use things like Xray machines to test them nowadays and the fakes aren't going to pass no matter what.

The common man can easily test silver. There are not that many coin and round makers. The simple act of pinging one of these coins will give off a unique sound wave you can either tell by ear, or you can hold it up to the microphone of a cellphone and your free cellphone app will tell you if the resonance matches and if it's real or not. A fake silver alloy will not pass.

Finally something interesting. May I know the name of that free app I can use with my phone? Have you used it and can vouch for its accuracy?
I would be willing to do some tests RIGHT NOW. What is the name of the app again?

Yea, I've used them and there's not just one app, there's lots of them. Some of them are free, some you have to pay for. Just use google, they're easy to find. I don't own a cellphone. If I want someone to find me, I'll find them.

OMG! Let me some time to recover from that statement and I will get back to you.