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My grandparents entered the antique business in their retirement. They did well for themselves and passed away in the same year, about 5 years ago. My family is
by gt_ 9y ago
My grandparents entered the antique business in their retirement. They did well for themselves and passed away in the same year, about 5 years ago. My family is faced with just forgetting about all the energy they have spent trying to get money for the items. Of course, a few things had surprisingly high value but 99% was more trouble than $.
My grandfather was a uranium physicist for the Atomic Energy Commission and I grabbed as much related memorabilia as I could. They are currently stored in a secure barn attic but I want to get them out. But, actually do want to test them for radioactivity lol. Anybody know about this?
- dlss 9y ago> But, actually do want to test them for radioactivity lol. Anybody know about this? Perhaps buy a radiation tester? https://smile.amazon.com/GQ-GMC-300E-Plus-Radiation-dosimeter-monitoring/dp/B00IN8TJYY/ https://smile.amazon.com/GQ-GMC-300E-Plus-Radiation-dosimete...
- geon 9y agoOr a can of film?
- cafard 9y agoOne of the fire houses in Montgomery County, Maryland, would now and then test stuff for radioactivity. Friends of friends once took some "Fiesta Ware" that had a glazing with some uranium in it. As I recall, the fire department found no measurable radioactivity.