I’m actually very surprised. I thought those buttons were just gold and silver coloured plastic. But the fact that they’re actually metal and have gold in them is very cool.
@Quanchang Xu Also, if we assume they use about 1lb of pure silver per award, that's $272. Currently, silver is $17/oz and there are 16oz per 1lb. So multiply $272 by 10,000 (a small fraction of people with the reward), you get over $2 million. That's without the added manufacturing costs.
He sacrificed his hair to recieve the power of destroying phones. Edit: im sorry for saying thanks for the likes, ive become a better person now (can we get to 6,9k likes and end it off there?)
My uncle used to run a gold plating business that ran parts for many different companies including Hewitt Packard at one point. He commented that this is an extremely common issue with gold plating since the brass will not plate properly directly to gold(nor will it have much wear resistance) it is first plated with Nickel and then plated with the composition of Gold requested by the company the Nickel is typically by far the thicker coating for various reasons and will show up in an electron microscope either if the gold is not plated on thick enough or has been worn down his thought on this was that the gold had simply been worn down slightly judging by the state of the play button and that is what is causing the nickel and zinc to show through. this does show that you would need to re plate the piece if you wanted it to last a particularly long time and both front and back are plated to help with corrosion resistance. If you want the part to be safe from oxidization you may want to re plate the parts that were cut or worn down in the front. -Best regards I love this kind of content so keep up the good work.
People shouldn't be impressed about that, they should feel insulted that they are being lied to in each turn, instead of accepting they are getting used to being cheated they should revolt about such disgusting behavior. capitalism has really dumped the morality of people.
Actually, it's only the plating (which usually it's the thickness of 0.3mm) that contains any gold at all while the button itself has nine, TH-cam could've reserved that lie written on the button by themselves and just said straight away it's ha golden button and doesn't hold any more value than a sentimental one
I feel like you'd be really fun to hang out with. "I'm bored. Wanna break some phones?" "eh, we did that yesterday. Wanna throw some stuff into an electron microscope? We can race motorcycles after"
Other TH-camrs when they get the Golden Play Button: thank you to all my supporters, you guys are the best etc JerryRigEverything: Is TH-cam scamming us?
Great video! This is actually the lab where I work. So here is some analysis. The beam that you were using for the front was a 20 kV beam (you can see that on the video if you pause it too). At that energy the beam will penetrate approximately 1.162 microns into the surface. For the back you used 10 kV which penetrates approximately 0.41 microns, thus the discrepancy in the concentrations could have been largely due to the difference in beam energies. Now, how gold plating works, is that you first put down a barrier metal to prevent the gold from migrating into the core material. The most common used metal is Nickel, which is exactly what you found. Now depending on the type of plating used there are going to be different thicknesses of gold plating. If they used Gold Flash or Gold Electroplate then the layer thickness would be about 0.175 microns and if they used Gold Plate then it is approximately 0.5 microns. So being that the beam only penetrated 0.41 microns on the front it is most like they used Gold Electroplate (or Gold plating and it wore off). I would expect Gold Electroplate since more recent electroplating techniques are not only cheaper but also more durable. For silver, I'm sure they didn't use silver because it tarnishes and turns black from oxidation. So in the best interest of the customer, they used a metal just as shiny that didn't need to be polished regularly.
Awesome catch with that beam penetration. We realized this as well during filming. So we went back and fixed the shot. You'll notice at 3:38 there is a jump cut. At that cut, I move from explaining the images shot at 20kV, but I show the weights from the 10 kV shot. So the information I SAY and show in the video are correct, the 20 kV image was essentially B-Roll film before we fixed the beam. So to summarize, what you see in the video: 15.4% Au is at the 10 kV beam. You are also correct, you can see at 3:31 if you pause at the right spot, Au is 6.2% with the 20 kV beam. That's when we realized we had a discrepancy and fixed it. Observant though. I'm impressed. Interesting information about the gold plating.
The discrepancy in concentration is because the SEM operator collected the topside spectrum at a working distance of 7.7mm, and then collected the bottomside spectrum at 11.4mm. That specific microscope is designed with the EDS detector pointing at 10mm, and that is where the collection efficiency (as a function of solid-angle collection) is maximum. The 7.7mm spectrum is farther from the optimum plane than the 11.4mm spectrum, creating an apparent difference in concentration. It's all just measurement error. I'd imagine that the amounts would match more closely if you tried at 10mm WD.
Just watched the video, thought it was interesting as I am a specialist in electron microscopy. I think I know why they didn't see as much gold as they expected. Basically, when the beam of electrons hits the sample, the actually enter the sample, going anywhere to 10 microns (or 0.01 mm) into the sample (depending on the beam energy and sample). Most of the X-rays that are generated (and used to identify the elements) come from deeper into the sample. The gold coating could be as thin as a few hundred nanometres. That is 0.0001 mm! that means most of the signal the X-ray detector pics up comes from the sub-surface layer, which is not gold. Basically, you can have a very pure gold surface coating that is *so thin* that it doesn't register very well with a conventional detector setup. But its still *pure* and therefore 24k gold.
@@odouroushouseant because you can't make something so big as the play button entirely of gold, it'd be expensive as hell. So they use other metals(like nickel)+alloys inside and coat it with gold
Thanks but not all people go to the comments before the video because they clicked this video because they were interested and/or they really like these people also to avoid spoilers such as this comment :/
I clicked this video thinking "damn, 7 years ago, this is an old video" only to then realise it was uploaded in 2016. The fact that 2016 is now EIGHT years ago just doesn't feel real.
Little late to the game, but the play button is electroplated with nickel to act is a diffusion barrier to keep the gold on the exterior and the bronze on the inside. To add even more protection they'll sometimes add palladium as well. Without the diffusion layer, the gold, copper, and zinc would migrate and mix together.
Lots of metals don't "like" to stick to each other, so plated metals typically have multiple layers. The Silver button has an aluminum core and nickel finish, but the nickel doesn't "like" aluminum, so it's got a layer of copper in between (which "sticks" to both). The Gold Play button is brass (copper & zinc, which gold doesn't "like"), so a middle layer of nickel, followed by the gold exterior. The electron microscope is identifying multiple layers of metal, hence the mixed results.
Well Christopher, if have to disagree about one thing. In reality, gold, copper, and zinc mix pretty well. Nickel and gold DO NOT mix well at ambient temperatures, and typically metallurgists use grain refiners and intermediaries like copper to get them to stay together. The silver play button is essentially a big nickel. The nickel layers are likely for a simple purpose, probably to create a harder surface.
Gets golden play button for breaking stuff to know what's inside And then they break play button to know what's inside 🤣...... curiosity never goes off
They would not want brass to oxidize, so gold plating is a good idea. I work with a lot of brass, and they age (gracefully) but won't be gold too long.
That whole Australia upside down thing is really just a joke on people who call it upside down. It's about as upside down as South Africa is, and no one calls them that.
Wow, in 1977 I was just a kid and my class was on a field trip to a university near Olympia. One of the rooms had a Electron Microscope and that thing was HUGE. This is amazing how something like that can be shrunk down into a table top model :)
I thought he was going to cut open his OWN gold play button. If he did I wouldn't have been surprised, it probably would have also scratched at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7.
Curious, does the new Gold one have any gold on it? I'm assuming the silver one doesn't have any silver still (didn't test mine cuz I dont have that insane machine LOL)
Hi Jerry, as a machinist first then research engineer. I would say there was more gold on the surface of the gold button but that hand polishing process to bring out that mirror finish removed a lot of gold bringing it down. Congrats to you all for getting the buttons.
FAHODYTUBE and the point is? Nobodies ever heard of whoever that dude is so we actually enjoyed this video. Someone's already cried a video has been made before yet here's your whiny ass....
the surface was probably finely polished to make it glossy, rubbing off some of the gold plating. maybe thats why theres more gold on the unpolished back.
ICA guy on hitman's earpiece: 47 Return to your mission immediately Hitman: *ignores* *continues with play button thing* ICA guy: 47 Wtf?? you're suppose to kill that guy Hitman: i'm gonna see what material is used to make this play button first so shut the fuck up! *removes comm earpiece violently and threw it away*
Exposing TH-cam On TH-cam
Android Hawk no lol
MinecraftExpert101.25612 shit
15-20% pure? I think TH-cam got ripped off if they paid for 24K plating.
IncepTube ...
savage
TH-cam : here is your Gold Button
JerryRigEverything : let's start with scratch test
He's not using his own Button, so I guess there're some things valuable to Jerry even.
I'd like this comment, but you have 420 likes, so I'm leaving a comment instead
I was your 666 like
Lol
We’ll calmly take off the playbutton from the frame like a little lego
I thought he'll do scratch test- "DEEPER GROOVES AT LEVEL 7"
naw with gold it would be like level 4-5
@@benruss4130 😂😂
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Jashanpreet Bains lol just lol
I didn’t like cause it’s at 666
I’m actually very surprised. I thought those buttons were just gold and silver coloured plastic. But the fact that they’re actually metal and have gold in them is very cool.
meh
Eh
Why
Who left you two alone with an electron microscope
It is shocking that they didn't think of seeing what's inside it 😂
Jerryrigelectronmicroscope
back in my chemistry lab 😂
No there’s somone else
Daniel Bronfenbrener I get it 😂
Conclusion: there is some gold in gold button, but their is no silver in silver button.
.
Well done TH-cam
To be fair, putting real silver in an award given for only 100,000 subs would be too expensive for them.
@Quanchang Xu Also, if we assume they use about 1lb of pure silver per award, that's $272. Currently, silver is $17/oz and there are 16oz per 1lb. So multiply $272 by 10,000 (a small fraction of people with the reward), you get over $2 million. That's without the added manufacturing costs.
@@feifeidu6047 people don't care what's inside their silver button anyway, so why do they have to spend money on that?
@Nick Gurr If i start a channel it would mean alot you can sell it
@@brandongonzales3785 they are a billion dollar company smh
He sacrificed his hair to recieve the power of destroying phones.
Edit: im sorry for saying thanks for the likes, ive become a better person now (can we get to 6,9k likes and end it off there?)
DoggoOnTheRadio true hero
He is saitama
No he became thanos.
@ᵛⁱⁿᶻᵉ Nice
DoggoOnTheRadio looooooooool
My uncle used to run a gold plating business that ran parts for many different companies including Hewitt Packard at one point. He commented that this is an extremely common issue with gold plating since the brass will not plate properly directly to gold(nor will it have much wear resistance) it is first plated with Nickel and then plated with the composition of Gold requested by the company the Nickel is typically by far the thicker coating for various reasons and will show up in an electron microscope either if the gold is not plated on thick enough or has been worn down his thought on this was that the gold had simply been worn down slightly judging by the state of the play button and that is what is causing the nickel and zinc to show through. this does show that you would need to re plate the piece if you wanted it to last a particularly long time and both front and back are plated to help with corrosion resistance. If you want the part to be safe from oxidization you may want to re plate the parts that were cut or worn down in the front.
-Best regards I love this kind of content so keep up the good work.
Very interesting, thank you!
@@JerryRigEverything you are osm
@@ojaskumar521 ??
I don't think brass will corrode that much, unless the button is kept under water.
@@skullltashan5321 haha
TH-cam: makes gold play button
Me: is it real gold?
TH-cam: yes but actually no
The King I’m dead😭😭😂🤣🤣
😂😂
It's gold plated
Well yes but also no
More like “no but actually yes”
Thanks for not turning the button another color:) Super cool test!
What's Inside? Get cody to dissolve the button LOL
We need a petition to make whats inside get cody to dissolve their gold button or silver button
Lion Stylo wow they should give you credit for the video
MosSadistic hi poopoo
sad 😔 no magenta play button or glowing green ones 😜
I’m actually really impressed there was any gold at all
People shouldn't be impressed about that, they should feel insulted that they are being lied to in each turn, instead of accepting they are getting used to being cheated they should revolt about such disgusting behavior. capitalism has really dumped the morality of people.
@@gaarajeffri1512 everybody knew it wasn't 100% gold right?
@@kd34454 Yes but it shouldn't be as low as this, especially silver, Because we are talking about a billion dollar company not a school trophy...
gaara jeffri true
@@kd34454 I mean it would be too good to be true...
If he put a chicken wing that was from KFC you could figure out the 11 spices and herbs >:)
uranium hmmmmmm
They won't even be 11 herbs and spices
Itd
@@Theodot1 hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
They'll find inedible materials
9:02 TH-cam Rewind 2016
Grant Thompson - "The King of Random" oh xd fake
lol
Are you guys dumb? Its him. lol Hey grant.
Chandler Stovall Tard.
Chandler Stovall >your
%15 gold is honestly better than i was expecting
bradley morgan 15%*
DunnyDunDidIt Grammar nazi!
Actually, it's only the plating (which usually it's the thickness of 0.3mm) that contains any gold at all while the button itself has nine, TH-cam could've reserved that lie written on the button by themselves and just said straight away it's ha golden button and doesn't hold any more value than a sentimental one
CDgonePotatoes do you know de way
I was expecting none
TH-cam : *We are not gonna give this man the diamond play button.*
Haahhaaaa
diamond play button is glass
@@Chopleng if it was an actual diamond it'd be worth millions
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't even think someone own one idk maybe
Now thats what we Call "Jerry Rig Everything" Literally Everything 🤣🤣
dude needs to get a barcode tattooed on the back of his head
Backyard Hunter hitman reference?
Jay el salvaje
Yes
Everytime I see a bald white guy I feel like they're perfect for being the Hitman 😂😂
He might be one
and in market saleswoman scans him as macaroni...hahahah
I feel like you'd be really fun to hang out with.
"I'm bored. Wanna break some phones?"
"eh, we did that yesterday. Wanna throw some stuff into an electron microscope? We can race motorcycles after"
Tipsy T-Rex True dat
and unless santa has responded to his letters
WTF what is comedic exaggeration
Tipsy T-Rex he liked this
Daniël Yang aa
This gold play button has travelled more countries than an Instagram vlogger
Uditanshu Singh has travelled to more places than someone without a car has for 50 years
@@ApeXXgames huh
@@RenyxGhoul I have the money 💰💰
Anyone who has seen brass, recognizes it brass immediately
It does have gold coating.
@@justinharrington77 jesus christ, he was just saying it was brass.
Dagrassi
@@Rainyehl chileee they were just saying i-
Depends on lighting, polish and mixture.
Get this man a diamond play button! When *need* to know what it’s made of
Pretty sure it's glass (from sand). I can guarantee you that it's not diamonds, as they're carbon, which burns, and doesn't come that big.
Actually that's diamond ...
@@gokulkrishna8103 Definitely not.
Samgok Nithyanand lol that would be like one of the largest diamonds in the world
If it was a real diamond it would be worth billions
Other TH-camrs when they get the Golden Play Button: thank you to all my supporters, you guys are the best etc
JerryRigEverything: Is TH-cam scamming us?
Haha !!
LOL 😂
Now Do a tear down of the electron microscope.
TheShachattack13 yes!
that shit's expensive 😂😂
😂
Will it survive the bend test?
Lmao
"Alright, let's see if this gold bar is made of gold"
TH-cam: *Tension Rises*
I gave u 69 th like. epic
Y r u me
I love how Australia was upside down :D
Deadpixelator why i didnt get it?
TANK people say Australia is upside down (down under)
+Deadpixelator still to this date I don't understand the joke.
Tarmius me neither
Tarmius because Australia is one of the only countries in the southern hemisphere which is upside down compared to the northern hemisphere.
I bet the diamond play button is just glass and blue tint
probably
Christian Taylor stfu kid and do your homework like what your mom told you to do
TheGamingPapaya hi
King Swag wtf?
King Swag 👉👌
Great video! This is actually the lab where I work. So here is some analysis. The beam that you were using for the front was a 20 kV beam (you can see that on the video if you pause it too). At that energy the beam will penetrate approximately 1.162 microns into the surface. For the back you used 10 kV which penetrates approximately 0.41 microns, thus the discrepancy in the concentrations could have been largely due to the difference in beam energies. Now, how gold plating works, is that you first put down a barrier metal to prevent the gold from migrating into the core material. The most common used metal is Nickel, which is exactly what you found. Now depending on the type of plating used there are going to be different thicknesses of gold plating. If they used Gold Flash or Gold Electroplate then the layer thickness would be about 0.175 microns and if they used Gold Plate then it is approximately 0.5 microns. So being that the beam only penetrated 0.41 microns on the front it is most like they used Gold Electroplate (or Gold plating and it wore off). I would expect Gold Electroplate since more recent electroplating techniques are not only cheaper but also more durable. For silver, I'm sure they didn't use silver because it tarnishes and turns black from oxidation. So in the best interest of the customer, they used a metal just as shiny that didn't need to be polished regularly.
Awesome catch with that beam penetration. We realized this as well during filming. So we went back and fixed the shot. You'll notice at 3:38 there is a jump cut. At that cut, I move from explaining the images shot at 20kV, but I show the weights from the 10 kV shot. So the information I SAY and show in the video are correct, the 20 kV image was essentially B-Roll film before we fixed the beam. So to summarize, what you see in the video: 15.4% Au is at the 10 kV beam. You are also correct, you can see at 3:31 if you pause at the right spot, Au is 6.2% with the 20 kV beam. That's when we realized we had a discrepancy and fixed it.
Observant though. I'm impressed. Interesting information about the gold plating.
That makes more sense. Science!
The discrepancy in concentration is because the SEM operator collected the topside spectrum at a working distance of 7.7mm, and then collected the bottomside spectrum at 11.4mm. That specific microscope is designed with the EDS detector pointing at 10mm, and that is where the collection efficiency (as a function of solid-angle collection) is maximum. The 7.7mm spectrum is farther from the optimum plane than the 11.4mm spectrum, creating an apparent difference in concentration. It's all just measurement error. I'd imagine that the amounts would match more closely if you tried at 10mm WD.
Gregory Wilson wow impressive👋👍
No one literally no one: ...
Jerry: we start to see scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7
Jerry: Is this gold?
TH-cam: Homer Simpson disappearing into a bush meme.
😂well that's a way to put gifs in TH-cam comments.
@@liyah. ya, he's my boyfriend, I'm proud to have him... LGBTQ
Haha
@@CosmicHarmony58 it looks like you're bragging about your boyfriend 😂😂
@@liyah. if I'm not a bush I'm no one
Finally someone who put Australia the right way round
Why is it done so?
I didn't know that😅
I mean what makes it that Australia’s version of the world map is upside down? Maybe they’re right side up...
Crispi HQ Me too
Crispi HQ Eh probably not sorry
Just watched the video, thought it was interesting as I am a specialist in electron microscopy. I think I know why they didn't see as much gold as they expected.
Basically, when the beam of electrons hits the sample, the actually enter the sample, going anywhere to 10 microns (or 0.01 mm) into the sample (depending on the beam energy and sample). Most of the X-rays that are generated (and used to identify the elements) come from deeper into the sample.
The gold coating could be as thin as a few hundred nanometres. That is 0.0001 mm! that means most of the signal the X-ray detector pics up comes from the sub-surface layer, which is not gold.
Basically, you can have a very pure gold surface coating that is *so thin* that it doesn't register very well with a conventional detector setup. But its still *pure* and therefore 24k gold.
Nice
@@odouroushouseant because you can't make something so big as the play button entirely of gold, it'd be expensive as hell. So they use other metals(like nickel)+alloys inside and coat it with gold
@@odouroushouseant eh you missed the point, read again
@@odouroushouseant actually the reason the gold paly button isn't actually all gold is so robbers don't target youtubers
@@freezy9487 no it's because gold is expensive
Scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7
I'll save you 10 minutes.
It's mostly nickel, just some gold and even a little bit of copper
You are about,2 years to late
@@fozant7156 I am, but I can't be the only one, so this comment is for those newcomers like me
Thx
Thanks but not all people go to the comments before the video because they clicked this video because they were interested and/or they really like these people also to avoid spoilers such as this comment :/
@@abigailxiao True
Up next is "is Pewdipies Uranium play button made of real Uranium?"
Michael Justice XD
Michael Justice Joke's on you. He recieved his 50mil play button and it is Ruby
Lucas Fawcett stfu
Michael Justice it's ruby
hey I'm 12 and i no uranium is not possible for a play button (or legal)
Get that Diamond play button in there 😂😂
Orbic Gamez lol
Orbic Gamez most probably quartz
Diamond isnt made of any rare element. So what is the point.
MyTrickyTricks It was joke claiming it made of 100% diamond 😂
Diamonds are a rare element themself? roflmao
I clicked this video thinking "damn, 7 years ago, this is an old video" only to then realise it was uploaded in 2016. The fact that 2016 is now EIGHT years ago just doesn't feel real.
now we need a diamond play button
Mike Anfernee
Then it'll be made out of Glass...
nope diamond play button is actually diamond. even title says.
Pewdiepie will be the most qualified but would still get it last.
Mike Anfernee yes please
Mike Anfernee It's most likely nickel and metal. 1 million percent sure there in no diamond.
I think its...
50% sea
50% weed
leroy jenkins LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEROOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY JEEENNNNNKKKKKIIINNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSSS
1% Entertaining Content
99% TH-cam Drama
Plankton?
aha! i get it.
Spongebob right
This should be re-name “ how I exposed TH-cam on TH-cam”
Khang Bach this joke was made two years ago
ikr
Preston Luscher can’t a man dream
Khang Bach He used youtube to destroy youtube
Preston Luscher can u stfu
Little late to the game, but the play button is electroplated with nickel to act is a diffusion barrier to keep the gold on the exterior and the bronze on the inside. To add even more protection they'll sometimes add palladium as well. Without the diffusion layer, the gold, copper, and zinc would migrate and mix together.
"Glass is glass, and glass breaks" *But this playbutton scratches at the level 6 with deeper grooves at the level 7*
JerryRigEverything
Nice.
at **a** level 6
Someone get a Krabby Patty and put it in that microscope!
WTF It was a joke.
Well, hate to tell you but you didn't "ruin it" good try though!
Nick Martini so a hamburger submerged underwater is that right?
Nick Martini u know what good enough
good try plankton!!!
How about the DIAMOND BUTTON and RUBY ?????????????
Did T Series get the Ruby Play Button??
I don't know... Ask Popey Harlow.
I bet the ruby play button is made out of plastic
@@LinkCanBackflipYAY yeah they got
I saw in the news..
@@LinkCanBackflipYAY they got one but it's not a ruby
“You can see the electrons come out from that silver thing over there”
Me: it’s all sliver( -__-)
Lots of metals don't "like" to stick to each other, so plated metals typically have multiple layers.
The Silver button has an aluminum core and nickel finish, but the nickel doesn't "like" aluminum, so it's got a layer of copper in between (which "sticks" to both).
The Gold Play button is brass (copper & zinc, which gold doesn't "like"), so a middle layer of nickel, followed by the gold exterior.
The electron microscope is identifying multiple layers of metal, hence the mixed results.
Christopher Stone ¿what they state, that the gold in the plate could've been ripped off, is even plausible?
Christian Acevedo No, not ripped off, it was rubbed off. 24 carat gold is very soft.
Sanivan if you did some research, or maybe read a book sometime in your life, you would know that he is correct.
Sanivan dude, the op is right. Brass looks like gold, and nickel is used to bond the brass to the gold plating.
Well Christopher, if have to disagree about one thing. In reality, gold, copper, and zinc mix pretty well. Nickel and gold DO NOT mix well at ambient temperatures, and typically metallurgists use grain refiners and intermediaries like copper to get them to stay together. The silver play button is essentially a big nickel.
The nickel layers are likely for a simple purpose, probably to create a harder surface.
Test well done.. I am getting my "Silver" play button soon hopefully :)
NIIKEL...u..mean?
Made king I subscribed
NadeKing someday i hope to get one :)
NadeKing hmm your play button is just like ur rank 😂😂😂
NadeKing ur profile pick is so sexy
Haha haha good touch writing Australia upside down. The land from down under. 😜 😆 😝
Gets golden play button for breaking stuff to know what's inside
And then they break play button to know what's inside
🤣...... curiosity never goes off
Why agent 47 is destroying play button? Shouldn't he be killing people for money as a Hitman?
Great job Zack and Dan!
Working with Lemons dead channel
Hi
Great job zack
Working with Lemons
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I thought it would be 0% gold
I'm surprise there is gold in there lol
samsung cameras are the best
Adham Hamed true but that was random
even the ocean contain gold,the inside your computer contain gold,what you expect?
Wooohh nice electron microscope
Next time open that tooo
We wanna know what's inside
Hahaha you put Australia upside down LAND DOWN UNDER!!
Purry Cat oh I get it now
gregistopal xD
I like how they just edited the ”Australia” text upside-down when he said australia.
And literally nobody is talking about it 🤣
They would not want brass to oxidize, so gold plating is a good idea. I work with a lot of brass, and they age (gracefully) but won't be gold too long.
iphonian Get this man a top comment!
Imagine doing all this without recording
Maybe a bend and scratching test?
Michael Janicki don't forget the fire and hardness test
and drop test...
Michael Janicki you I like you
Michael Janicki and burn test
Michael Janicki I'm pretty sure he could bend that
Love how you showed Australia upside down, just saying! Cheers from the land down under! 😀😀
Cool you didn't ask _why_ it was upside down. Some people don't understand where ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ is...
Lol I was wondering about it, ow that you brought it up, i don’t know why it’s upside down, please enlighten me.
Jose Rhode Island
To trigger the wankers
That whole Australia upside down thing is really just a joke on people who call it upside down.
It's about as upside down as South Africa is, and no one calls them that.
Brenton Barry Yeah that was funny 😂
Now lets see Whats in Side a Electron Microscope.
That'd be a perfect trade.
Wow, in 1977 I was just a kid and my class was on a field trip to a university near Olympia. One of the rooms had a Electron Microscope and that thing was HUGE. This is amazing how something like that can be shrunk down into a table top model :)
I thought he was going to cut open his OWN gold play button. If he did I wouldn't have been surprised, it probably would have also scratched at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7.
Late Night 😂😂
Gold is softer than metal so....scratches at 5 and grooves at 7
Gold is gold and gold breaks
@BHAGWAN it is softer
I bet there's no diamond in the diamond play button, cheap ass youtube
I was being sarcastic son
Cheap ass? You do know TH-cam pays people that do TH-cam videos!
"Sarcasm"
Diamond are worthless anyways
Tell that to a jeweller genius
...but does it scratch at a level 5 with deeper grooves at level 6
Its "...Scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7."
Henry Spradlin
You edited your comment, and someone even corrected you, yet you didn’t fix your mistake. Feels bad.
Correct the mistake, edit it! Or the correction nazis will get you!
First world ... Issue , in mean time in Congo
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Australia upside down and backwords is just cold 😂😂
I'm surprised, honestly. I thought it was going to just be brass. xP
They say that just one matchbox sized 24 carat Gold nugget, can gold plate an entire Footballs field easily.
fullboostturbo1 Idk if I can believe that
Jesse Kim Nanotechnology
GameCrunch you can get it in Smirnoff as well.
Missed the burn/scratch/bend test on the play button
Curious, does the new Gold one have any gold on it? I'm assuming the silver one doesn't have any silver still (didn't test mine cuz I dont have that insane machine LOL)
:o
Linkmon99 weird flex but ok.
Oh em gee linkmon I loveeeeeeeee you.
Linkmon99 weird flex but roblox the good old times
@@j.grrr2385 please explain the meme
His voice does not sound that gentle, satisfying and deep without a mic
0:57
"I took this to:
•China
•Japan
•Guam
ɐ!lɐɹʇsnɐ•
•Dubai
•Netherland
•Ireland
•England
•Paris
•Newyork
•Texas"
ๅоๅ
Lmao
🙃🙃👎
🙃
H o w c a n u d o u p s i d e d o w n l e t t e r s
I'm surprised there's gold in there at all
Do a bend test on the electron microscope
Kevin Arnold do a drop test
Do a burn test
Gulaurfo do a idiot test
"do a idiot test"
Bend test on a fifteen thousand dollar microscope?
Without even watching it should be obvious it’s gold plated. TH-cam would not splash out on a pure gold bar that big.
has an electron microscope...
literally bangs rocks together.
Turns out , 'All that gliters is not Gold' was true after all !!
But there’s gold in it. Watch the video before acting wise lmao
Nice song
Jerry: exposed TH-cam on TH-cam
Thanos: I used the stones to destroy the stones
Me: task manager ended in task manager
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jahnu Baruah meme format sucks honestly
I played Minecraft in Minecraft
That one % of gold in the gold paly button 😂😂😂
Hi Jerry, as a machinist first then research engineer. I would say there was more gold on the surface of the gold button but that hand polishing process to bring out that mirror finish removed a lot of gold bringing it down. Congrats to you all for getting the buttons.
Sometimes your voice reminds me of MKBHD lol
americanv8ss Nah, it sounds more like Johnathan Morrison
+Houchdj who is he
EdvisKing a youtuber
americanv8ss agreed!
True lol
wait for cody to dissolve the gold off it 😂😂
Carmel Fradrick LMAO
Watching this video before I get my gold play button in the mail that I got from eBay. I was always curious to see what it looks like in person.
There is less gold on the surface because its polished. Think about it.
That's actually more gold than I thought.
At least there is really gold in it!
Said: A Goldigger!
@@dr.strange6458 like ur mom
I was not expecting it!
It should be renamed as nikhil, gold play button
@@hallucy2215 thug 😂
TH-cam: So here is your Gold Play Button.
JerryRigEverything: Can you convert it into cash😄😀🤔
Thanks for cheaping out on us YT 😩
Wasn't expecting you here A1MOST
I clicked this fast af
I already know what its made of but im bored and it looks like hes gonna cut it in half
Shevon Salmon There is an arabuc guy has done this before u he is mr snb
Anthony C LOL!!
Shevon Salmon Can you subscribe to me pls 😢😢
FAHODYTUBE and the point is? Nobodies ever heard of whoever that dude is so we actually enjoyed this video. Someone's already cried a video has been made before yet here's your whiny ass....
Other TH-camrs : Awww my Gold Play Button 😍😘
Jerry : let's cut the Gold Play Button! 😎👍
Zack deserves a sold 99.9 sold gold play button, all the work and missions he and his wife has done. Thank you Zack and family. ❤️❤️ 😘👍👍
missions lmao, get over yourself
the surface was probably finely polished to make it glossy, rubbing off some of the gold plating. maybe thats why theres more gold on the unpolished back.
Exactly
What!!! a freakin Samsung, I thought that was a legit camera.CRAZY.
TopDoggie you spoiled the whole video for me, thank you very much dumbass
Masroom Eggplant, Comment sections are meant for people to leave comments about the video.
you can easily tell it by the poor depth of field. a camera would have narrower depth.
Australia was up-side down lol.
Simeon Gavalov wow
was it? everyone else was upside down to me, australia was the only one upside right
Realization you must be Australian then
Realization Are you really from australia, in which part of USA is it ?
Er Jones Australia is not in the USA. It's in America.
From the starting till now the introduction is not changed I'm proud
I could never cut my gold play button. Cause i dont have one.
Brilliant!! Your parents will be proud of u !!
That awkward moment when a button has traveled more than you..
ICA guy on hitman's earpiece: 47 Return to your mission immediately
Hitman: *ignores* *continues with play button thing*
ICA guy: 47 Wtf?? you're suppose to kill that guy
Hitman: i'm gonna see what material is used to make this play button first so shut the fuck up! *removes comm earpiece violently and threw it away*
MR-HorribleLad trying too hard
That play button has been in more places than I have lived.
is it just me or does jerry look like agent 47?
I am from the future. JerryRigEverything has gold play button. I've come back to tell JerryRigEverything
+Test Test i like you.
"Australia" was upside down. HA
When I was kid, I like to collect magnets from my new toys. And these guys like to watch inside of new things.
Very similar to my kid life. Imao 😂