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Troy pound to Mark Conversion Table

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0.1 - 0.98
troy pounds to marks
0.1= 0.15
0.12= 0.18
0.14= 0.21
0.16= 0.24
0.18= 0.27
0.20= 0.3
0.22= 0.33
0.24= 0.36
0.26= 0.39
0.28= 0.42
0.30= 0.45
0.32= 0.48
0.34= 0.51
0.36= 0.54
0.38= 0.57
0.40= 0.6
0.42= 0.63
0.44= 0.66
0.46= 0.69
0.48= 0.72
0.50= 0.75
0.52= 0.78
0.54= 0.81
0.56= 0.84
0.58= 0.87
0.60= 0.9
0.62= 0.93
0.64= 0.96
0.66= 0.99
0.68= 1.02
0.70= 1.05
0.72= 1.08
0.74= 1.11
0.76= 1.14
0.78= 1.17
0.80= 1.2
0.82= 1.23
0.84= 1.26
0.86= 1.29
0.88= 1.32
0.90= 1.35
0.92= 1.38
0.94= 1.41
0.96= 1.44
0.98= 1.47
1.00 - 1.88
troy pounds to marks
1.00= 1.5
1.02= 1.53
1.04= 1.56
1.06= 1.59
1.08= 1.62
1.10= 1.65
1.12= 1.68
1.14= 1.71
1.16= 1.74
1.18= 1.77
1.20= 1.8
1.22= 1.83
1.24= 1.86
1.26= 1.89
1.28= 1.92
1.30= 1.95
1.32= 1.98
1.34= 2.01
1.36= 2.04
1.38= 2.07
1.40= 2.1
1.42= 2.13
1.44= 2.16
1.46= 2.19
1.48= 2.22
1.50= 2.25
1.52= 2.28
1.54= 2.31
1.56= 2.34
1.58= 2.37
1.60= 2.4
1.62= 2.43
1.64= 2.46
1.66= 2.49
1.68= 2.52
1.70= 2.55
1.72= 2.58
1.74= 2.61
1.76= 2.64
1.78= 2.67
1.80= 2.7
1.82= 2.73
1.84= 2.76
1.86= 2.79
1.88= 2.82
1.90 - 2.78
troy pounds to marks
1.90= 2.85
1.92= 2.88
1.94= 2.91
1.96= 2.94
1.98= 2.97
2.00= 3
2.02= 3.03
2.04= 3.06
2.06= 3.09
2.08= 3.12
2.10= 3.15
2.12= 3.18
2.14= 3.21
2.16= 3.24
2.18= 3.27
2.20= 3.3
2.22= 3.33
2.24= 3.36
2.26= 3.39
2.28= 3.42
2.30= 3.45
2.32= 3.48
2.34= 3.51
2.36= 3.54
2.38= 3.57
2.40= 3.6
2.42= 3.63
2.44= 3.66
2.46= 3.69
2.48= 3.72
2.50= 3.75
2.52= 3.78
2.54= 3.81
2.56= 3.84
2.58= 3.87
2.60= 3.9
2.62= 3.93
2.64= 3.96
2.66= 3.99
2.68= 4.02
2.70= 4.05
2.72= 4.08
2.74= 4.11
2.76= 4.14
2.78= 4.17

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≈approximately equal to
=equal to
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troy pounds

The troy pound is 5 760 grains (≈ 373.24 g, 12 oz t), while an avoirdupois pound is approximately 21.53% heavier at 7 000 grains (≈ 453.59 g).

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marks

The Mark (from Middle High German: Marc, march, brand) is originally a medieval weight or mass unit, which supplanted the pound weight as a precious metals and coinage weight from the 11th century.

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