THR214
Jr. Member
Ok, my brother just came back from Walt Disney, he brought me back a bottle of Gold Leaf (or that is what I think it is called). The whole bottle is loaded with it, it is in some sort of liquid that smells almost like rubbing alcohol. He said he spoke to the store and they said it is 100% real gold and that it is just really really flattened out thin, almost looks like a single piece of gold around a dish or cup if it were peeled off. I didnt believe it was actually real gold, regardless of what they said, so I opened the bottle up and with tweezers i took the first leaf out and put it under a lighter, whatever liquid that gold is in, it is very flammable..lol, looked like a little fireball..lol. The edges just burnt away but the middle was still intact. So I went back in the bottle and took a couple of leaf pieces out and folded them all together and put them in a tissue to absorb all the liquid and then rolled it in a small rice like shape, held it in the tweezers and again, under a lighter. This time to my surprise, nothing, didn't burn, melt or anything. After about 30 seconds, it was still exactly the same.
Now, to the question, could this really be leaf gold? Real gold in this bottle? He paid a while 4.00 for it, now of course judging how thin it actually is, even though it is just loaded, and I know being so thin it really has basically no real weight to it, but still, is there a chance this is actually real gold? It has a picture of a prospector on it, and says real gold from Brazil.
Now, to the question, could this really be leaf gold? Real gold in this bottle? He paid a while 4.00 for it, now of course judging how thin it actually is, even though it is just loaded, and I know being so thin it really has basically no real weight to it, but still, is there a chance this is actually real gold? It has a picture of a prospector on it, and says real gold from Brazil.