Pennyweight (English Wikipedia)

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Zupko, Ronald Edward (1985). A dictionary of weights and measures for the British Isles. American Philosophical Society. pp. 280–84. ISBN 978-0-87169-168-2. pennyweight.
Norman Scott Brien Gras (1918). The Early English Customs System. Harvard University Press, Cambridge (MA). p. 701. Cited at sizes.com with a quote from 1507.

"Weights and Measures Act 1985". August 30, 2011. Retrieved September 22, 2011. Part II Weighing and Measuring for Trade ... 8 Units of measurement, weights and measures lawful for use for trade ... (2) No person shall use for trade—(a) the ounce troy, except for the purposes of transactions in, or in articles made from, gold, silver or other precious metals, including transactions in gold or silver thread, lace or fringe...

"Precious Metal Buyers, Gold Refiners, Gold Assayers, Waste Management". Precious metals calculator. Maguire & Strickland Refining. September 22, 2011. Retrieved September 22, 2011. This section is for those in the trade. Those in the trade include jewellers, dentists and dental laboratories who have a store front, State ID numbers and Federal ID numbers ... We do not list a dental estimating factor as there is no standard gold percentage for dental solids

"Penny" (subscription required). Oxford English Dictionary (2nd ed.). Retrieved 2010-05-30. Applied to nails, such adjectives denote the original price (in 15th c.) per hundred; as fivepenny nail, a nail which cost 5d. a hundred, tenpenny nail, a nail costing 10d. a hundred. (These names persisted after the prices fell, as they began to do in some places before 1500, and they were eventually used to designate sizes of nails.)^{[permanent dead link]}

"Penny". sizes.com. Retrieved 2010-01-10.
Norman Scott Brien Gras (1918). The Early English Customs System. Harvard University Press, Cambridge (MA). p. 701. Cited at sizes.com with a quote from 1507.

"Coin Specifications" (table). About us. United States Mint. September 22, 2011. Retrieved September 22, 2011. The following table gives specifications for The United States Mint legal tender coins presently in circulation