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Many countries have an "ugly" policy, to made some "replica" in gold of stamp.

Prices depend on market, if someone is selling or buying. From my experience, that is more that 30 yr in philately - I never discovered real collectors market for material like this - but, real price are same like gold alone on market - in this case - it is worth almost nothing. Probably existed few collectors worldwide that collect "gold" stamp - but it must be very small and very specialized collector/s that will actually give You some real prices. Against, it depends on how much people want to spend for something like this "Gold" stamp.

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If the gold has some weight, as in being an actual solid piece of gold rather than just a 'foil' replica, then the gold has some value, at least at market rates.

If it is just foil on paper, probably very little, in the neighborhood of a dollar or two, if anyone is interested. Stamp collectors are not really interested in them, they are usually marketed as a gimmick to non-collectors.

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