Copper test: same bars, two certified systems
The assay table will publish repeat readings from the common weight and guild measures before the council takes up the standard.
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Correspondent · Weights, measures, and buyer challenges
Covers trade standards by comparing the marks on a rule with the work done at the assay table.
Latest report filed May 18, 2034
The assay table will publish repeat readings from the common weight and guild measures before the council takes up the standard.
The same bars will be checked under the common standard and guild weights. A repeatable reading is only one part of a fair market measure.
The licensed assayer explains why a shared weight is easy to compare and why guilds still want room to certify their own measures.
At the assay table, Ola Senn can certify a bar against the old standard. The faded maker’s mark has reopened a dispute over whether one weight should serve every guild.