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Dimensions of coins


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Unfortunately you need to do a bit of research as this basic info isn't always correct on some well known sites.
It can be tricky obtaining a thickness specification on some coins because measuring this is not straightforward especially if a rim is involved.
An accurate diameter and weight are shown but you may find you need to accept an average or indication thickness on a few coins.

Errors can spread when some dealers copy & paste specifications from other websites that are not correct in the first place.
One classic error was sovereign & half sovereign thicknesses that were 50% in error before I debated this with the "expert" dealer about 5 years ago.

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Not really an answer to the question, but you can always get a good pair of digital calipers and buy the raw coins first, then measure and order the capsules.  But for most coins I find Apmex is accurate when they do list the diameter.

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