Comments on: 2010 Commonwealth Games: Two Wrestling Golds for Pakistan

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By: Najam karim

Najam karim — Fri, 26 Nov 2010 10:38:25 +0000

That is considered very good.
People in old days used the “bite test” to see if a coin (They got paid in) was pure 24-karat gold, as opposed to a less valuable alloy.
The less pure the gold, the harder it will be; or not

By: Syed Saquib Saeed

Syed Saquib Saeed — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 08:59:18 +0000

@AFA: In their pure forms, gold and silver happen to be very soft metals—soft enough that you should be able to mark them with your teeth.
People in old days used the “bite test” to see if a coin (They got paid in) was pure 24-karat gold, as opposed to a less valuable alloy.
The less pure the gold, the harder it will be; or not. The Common Wealth / Olympic gold medal isn’t pure gold, so the act is sort of symbolic. It is composed of just a few grams gold which is plated on a core of mostly silver.
You’ll notice that practically all of the gold medal winners (Be it the commonwealth games or the Olympics) bite on the medal.