there is no scientific proof that if you keep the money and gold in the same machine, it affects the jewelry?
Gold and silver do not behave the same way as garlic and mint behave with respect to their ability to communicate their taste to foods and others. What you describe is nothing short of alchemy. Proof that you are looking revolves around the notion that gold, AU atomic symbol, contains 79 electrons and 118 neutrons. Silver symbol AG, contains 47 electrons and 61 neutrons. There is no way of electron transfer can occur between two transition metals. The only thing you'll notice the money is that it oxidizes over time (assuming it is 0925 pounds sterling). If it is pure 0999, it does not tarnish as it contains no alloy. Gold does not tarnish. Regards.
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