The price of gold 1oz is set once or twice a day by London. If you go to a teller in the Canadian Bank of Nova Scotia which sells coins, the teller will look it up in that day's printout and if you want to buy, she'll send to the vault for your coin. The coins are a little more expensive than the 1 oz bullion bars, and some coins are more expensive than others depending on rarity and beauty. For instance the Canadian Maple Leaf, South African Kruger Rand, and American Eagle which are essentially bullion coins are a bit more expensive than the bars but not as expensive as Chinese Pandas which are rarer and prettier. The price of coins can be found at kitco dot com.
The value of a 1988 $50.00 one ounce gold coin goes up and down with the spot price of gold. As of today it's $1,115.10 per ounce so that's what the coin is worth
It is worth 1 troy ounce of gold, which at the time of writing is $1,380.80 but gold prices are volatile and change daily. The condition of the coin if in absolutely pristine condition it can increase the value by twenty or thirty dollars or so.
It depends on the size of the bar and on the current price of gold. Right now gold is around $1600/oz so a one ounce bar would be worth $1600.
Barber, Walking Liberty, Franklin, and 1964 Kennedy halves weigh 12.5 gm and were made of 90% silver, so they contain 11.25 gm of pure silver. To determine the coin's approximate silver melt value, multiply the current price of 1 oz of silver by 0.36.
31.103 grams. Gold is always measured in Troy oz, which are a little different that standard oz.
The 1998 gold liberty 5.00 coin contains 1/10 oz of gold and has a face value of $5. The value of the coin will vary based on the current price of gold and the condition of the coin. As of September 2021, the approximate value of the coin is around $300 to $400. It is recommended to consult a reputable coin dealer or do further research for the most accurate valuation.
depends on value of gold - at about 1300 / oz the coin (which is 1/10 oz gold content) is about 140 dollars
It is called "Centenario", and it has 37.59 grams (1.3259 oz) of pure gold. The standard selling value is of US$ 2024.58 (Jan 2012).
If you mean a $5.00 coin made in 1929 or before? It contains .24187oz of pure gold. A $5.00 American Eagle Bullion coin is 1/10th oz. pure gold.
It depends on what coin you are talking about. If you are talking about the Eagle coin, with a denomination of $10, produced in the 18-1900s, you are looking at a couple thousand dollars. However, the exact value depends on condition. Then there is the American Gold Eagle 1/4 oz $10 coin, this is worth about $500. It is about 8 grams, and 22 karat gold. Then there is the American Buffalo, it is 24 karat pure gold, that would be about $700, it is a 1/4 oz $10 American, or simply Gold Buffalo. These have no numismatic value, only bullion value.
The 5 Dollar American Eagle coin regardless of date is a 1/10th oz Gold Bullion coin and as I type this the value is $108.10 The value of any gold bullion coin follows the spot price of gold.
A US $5 face value coin minted 1987 is probably 1/10 oz of pure gold concidering that the 1oz contemporary coins have a face value of $50. It would be about the size of a dime if I am correct. hope this helps.
This is a 1 oz bullion coin, value is the spot price of gold at time of sale.
The weight of this coin is 33.436 grams; of that, 90% is gold and 10% is copper - NET weight = 0.9675 oz pure gold..
This is a 1/10th oz. bullion coin. At this time gold is $1056.84 so about $105.00.
The coin is 1/4 oz of pure gold, value is a little more than $300.00 as of today 10-30-10. It's a bullion coin that's actual value is tied to the spot price of gold per ounce at the time of sale.
No. The largest denomination is the centenario, a 50 pesos coin with 1.2057 oz of pure gold. It costs around US$2100 (Jan 2012)