SILVER and Gold are measured in many ways the international standard is a system called "Troy Measurements."
In Troy one pound (lb) is divided up into 12 Troy Ounces and each Troy Ounce is divided into 20 units called Pennyweight (dwt).
A troy ounce is 31.1034768 grams, which is about 10 percent more than the avoirdupois ounce, which is 28.349523125 grams.
In July 2010, silver is running about $18.25 an ounce or about $220 a Troy pound.
£321.33 ($522.24) per pound at today's prices
One pound of silver = 14.583 troy ounces
August 15, 2009 1 pound Avoirdupois = 454 grams 1 silver dime weighs 2.5 grams 1 pound Avoirdupois = 181.6 dimes 1 dime contains .07234 troy ounces of silver 181.6 dimes contain 13.13 troy ounces of silver Silver = $14.71 per troy ounce 181.6 dimes are worth $193.24 today
1 lb.
A kilogram of silver weighs more.
silver price per pound
A pound of siver costs
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£321.33 ($522.24) per pound at today's prices
The current price of silver per ounce is $31.59, sixteen ounces in a pound, so a pound of silver would be $505.44 18 October 2011.
Approx. 370 US $ (17.08.2013).
If by Pound you are talking about Troy Pounds, then this is equal to 12 Troy Ounces. The spot price of silver is quoted in Troy Ounces, so to get how much silver is worth in Pounds, you just need to multiply by 12. You can get the latest silver price here. http://howmuchissilverworth.net
400 dollars
Well for one ounce is $22 (may 5 2012) so a pound is about $350
One pound of silver = 14.583 troy ounces
In the Bible, the value of a pound of silver varies depending on the specific context. For example, in the New Testament, Judas Iscariot was paid thirty pieces of silver for betraying Jesus, which was roughly equivalent to a pound of silver. In modern terms, this could be worth around $200-300.
It depends on the type of threepence. A nickel-brass (multiple sided) threepence is rather common and would sell for 50p to a pound or so if circulated. A silver threepence on the other hand is 50% silver (and much smaller) and worth about a pound or two mostly for the silver if circulated.