Effort values, or EVs, as they are most popularly called, represent how hard you personally work trying to train your Pokemon. They improve your Pokemon's statistics by a small percentage, depending on how much you work yourself. If your Pokemon gains a level by competing in battles, it will gain more EVs than it will if you use a rare candy or if you put it in the day care.
'EV' Stands for effort value. There's a good guide here: http://www.psypokes.com/lab/evguide.php
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The effort ribbon will be given to you when the effort values (EV) of the first Pokemon in your party are full. For more info about EV's check this guide: www.gamefaqs.com/ds/946308-Pokemon-platinum-version/faqs/56146
If the watch case (and strap) are made from platinum, then you will have scrap value at the least. However, as platinum is a precious metal, it could be that your watch is by a collectable or highly regarded watchmaker and will have value as a "piece".
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Platinum is more expensive than gold because of the difficulty associated with mining it. Platinum is harder to mine than gold, which means it requires more energy and effort to extract.
5-10-11>> The coin is 1/10oz of pure platinum and the value is tied to the spot price of platinum at time of sale and it varies, as I type this, the coin is worth $179.20
There are special facilities for catalyst recycling. The effort of getting platinum out of a catalyst isn't worth it due to the low quantity and hazardous for health due to the high toxicity of platinum under the conditions that the catalyst has undergone.
Rarity and demand create increased value.
It increases the value on the coin.
The resale value of a platinum chain will depend on factors such as its weight, purity, design, and current market prices for platinum. It is recommended to have the chain appraised by a reputable jeweler or pawn shop to determine its value accurately.
As of today Platinum is 1360.00oz so about $136.68
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