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    What is the largest solid gold object in the world?

    Question #29665. Asked by Eros. (Mar 13 03 2:19 AM)


    mochyn

    		mochyn says:

    in wat trimitr in bangkok, thailand, there is a solid gold statue of buddha
    http://asem.inter.net.th/bangkok/wat.htm

    Wed Mar 12 23:27:51 CST 2003 (Delete Entry)
    (Reposted to fix link - McG)

    Mar 13 03, 10:37 AM

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