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The students visited the Perth Mint where they saw the largest solid gold coin in the world weighing over 200kg. They watched a solid gold bar being melted at over 1000 degrees and had their weight measured to see how much gold they would be worth.
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- 1. PERTH MINT Y E A R 3 E X C U R S I O N TO P E R T H
- 3. Largest solid gold coin in the world weighs over 200kg.
- 6. Watching a solid gold bar being melted at over 1000 degress
- 8. Worth your weight in gold let’s see how much that is.