Wiki quotes Canadian 10 cent piece as 2.33 grams, so are they quoting "troy" grams?
When Wikipedia quotes the weight of a Canadian 10 cent piece as being 2.33 grams is that troy grams?
I’ve got 66.42 grams in coins based on the weights given on Wikipedia. If their grams are not troy grams then a conversion is needed.
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No, you’re confused. There is no such thing as a Troy gram. Grams are grams, regardless if you’re talking about Troy weight or avoirdupois weight.
One ounce, avoirdupois, is 28 grams. One ounce, Troy, is 31.1 grams. So, if you have a total of 66.42 grams, do the math.
66.42/28 = 2.372 avoirdupois ounces.
66.42/31.1 = 2.135 Troy ounces.