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Bullion Test Free is an Android application designed to assist users in identifying counterfeit bullion coins through resonance frequency analysis. This utility leverages a method known as the 'ring test' or 'ping test' to assess the authenticity of silver coins based on their unique sound characteristics. The application eliminates the need for users to have prior knowledge of specific coin sounds, making it accessible for general use. The free version includes support for three types of coins, while a paid upgrade expands this range for more comprehensive testing.

The application requires a quiet environment to perform accurate tests. Users can select the coin type from a drop-down menu and activate the microphone to begin the resonance analysis. Visual indicators, such as blue lines representing expected frequencies, guide users through the testing process. A green check-mark signifies a match with expected frequencies, while a red cross indicates discrepancies or excessive noise. Although it offers a practical tool for initial assessments, the app does not guarantee absolute accuracy and should be used in conjunction with other verification methods.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.7
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 13.0
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.0 and up
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Total Downloads
278
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By Timmy Brolin
This app offers a cheap and easy to use method to help detect fake bullion coins, by examining their resonance frequencies.

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