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Why is it called a "Troy" Ounce?

When you buy gold, the ‘troy’ ounce (31.1g) is the standard unit of measurement. But why is it called a troy ounce? Where did it come from and why do we still use it today? Buy 2023 Britannia "King Charles III" effigy 1oz gold and silver coins at Ainslie's online store - https://bit.ly/3Zbt2yT This is your weekly economic and precious metals interest story. SUBSCRIBE and hit the notification bell to make sure you don't miss the next one. Balance your wealth in an unbalanced world with Ainslie Bullion at our Brisbane and Melbourne stores, or online here - https://bit.ly/3iUMgIY Established in Brisbane in 1974... Ainslie is Australia's leading precious metals retailer. With the addition of our new Melbourne store in 2021, Ainslie Bullion now brings it's unrivalled service and passion for precious metals to the south coast. Ainslie Bullion - Melbourne Level 14, 357 Collins St Melbourne VIC 3000 Tel: 1800 246 754 Ainslie Bullion - Brisbane Level 6, 12 Creek St Brisbane QLD 4000 Tel: 1800 819 474 #TroyOunce #KingCharles #Britannia