Several hundred dollars per ounce. (600 the last time I checked.
More recently (2010) it has traded in the $1,000 range.
Gold changes daily according to the international market based on supply and demand economics.the daily fluctuation is generated for buyers as the "Spot Price". Anyone can check the daily spot price on gold and other precious metals on a number of websites and precious metals vendor's sites. Currently , in 2014 gold is averaging between 1200 and 1400 an ounce. Jewellers and other buyers that use metals in their daily business keep apprised of the spot price and purchase their metals accordingly. Silver is averaging between 18-22 dollars an ounce for fine silver.Sterling being an alloy of fine silver and copper is a bit more variable as some vendors include steep charges for forming the metal into sheet, wire, etc. so it is not a good indicator of daily market price.
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∙ 9y agoNo one person. Gold is rare and useful- the rarity makes it expensive. If there was gold sitting around everywhere, it would not be expensive.
As far as I know Spanish gold has been the most expensive. Perhaps not the rarest but the most expensive
gold is expensive and bold
Really expensive.
Gold will only be more expensive if it's entirely made of gold and not just golad platted
You are wrong. Copper is NOT more expensive than gold.
Rose gold is better and could be expensive because it is rare but its only a mixture of yellow gold and copper. but the color could go bad if any perfumes or cremes are accidentally put on it. Yellow gold (pure gold) is more expensive than an alloyed gold.
Super Expensive
gold is more expensive than iron simply because iron is more common and gold is also a purer metal
Yes, gold is one of the most expensive metals in the world due to its scarcity and high demand for use in jewelry, investment, and electronics.
Gold is expensive everywhere on Earth.
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