The current silver and gold price would be found by going online. In the UK the best site to use is Hatton Garden Metals which are based in London, they provide the best prices for scrap gold and silver. Simply weigh or guess the weight of the silver and calculate against the gram price (which changes everyday) and send off ones items securely.
The price of silver changes daily so any specific answer posted here would be out of date within 24 hours. Check the financial pages of your newspaper or enter the words SPOT PRICE SILVER into a search site like Google or Ask, for current values.
one 17th century florin = $14 USD now based on current price of silver and amount of silver in florin
The U.S. never made 100% silver coins for circulation. The metal would be too soft for daily use. All silver coins had at least 10% copper in them. Dimes dated 1964 and earlier contain about 0.07 ounces of silver. The price of silver changes so you'd need to search on terms such as SPOT PRICE SILVER to get the most current value, then multiply the price per ounce by 0.07. For example, at $14/oz a 1964 dime contains about $1 worth of silver.
$26,662,650 dollars or so. A heavy talent (used in biblical time) weighed about 130 pounds. 130 pounds is about 1895 troy ounces of silver. So 469 talents would be 888755 troy ounces of silver. 888,755 troy ounces times the current silver price of ~$30 per troy ounce would give you $26,662,650!
Beyond a warning of the perils of the U.S. debt, the Stansberry report is about a push by China and Russia to have the IMF establish a global currency (the Bancor) to be used instead of the U.S. dollar as the currency trade standard. As I have always said, the Bancor would require a global authority and that would never happen on a planet with such economic and political diversity. The most enlightening portion discussed the historical ratio between the price of gold and silver. Always a 16 to 1 price ratio, the current value of gold is at 44 to 1 against silver. If consistant with the historical ratios, silver should quickly rise from it's current value. 34 to 90 is quite an investment return. FScottBaker@aol.com
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.
The price of silver is generally given per troy ounce. There are 32.150747 troy ounces in a kilogram. The current price of silver (22 May 2008) is $17.960 USD per ounce, so that would make the value $577.43 USD per kilogram.
The current stock price? Well that would be $7.
The price of silver changes daily so any specific answer posted here would be out of date within 24 hours. Check the financial pages of your newspaper or enter the words SPOT PRICE SILVER into a search site like Google or Ask, for current values.
Silver Town is a private mint. Pieces like this are often sold to raise funds for some community project at an inflated price but the resale value is usually determined by the current spot price of silver. With the current price of about $13, a dealer would probably pay $11 or sell for $15. You might be able to get a bit more if you are selling it in Winchester, Indiana.
The value of silver can fluctuate daily based on market conditions. As of [current date], the price of silver is approximately [$x] per ounce. To calculate the value of 24 grams of silver, divide the price per ounce by 31.1 to get the price per gram, then multiply that by 24.
one 17th century florin = $14 USD now based on current price of silver and amount of silver in florin
The current price of silver as of October 18, 2013 is $21.75 per ounce. The value of a 925 silver ring with 2 carat zirconia varies on type of ring, amount of silver, and condition of the ring.
Approx $19.00 for a 1 troy oz coin at the current (Oct 09) silver price. That would be $17.50 an oz silver spot price with a $1.50 premium. 10 oz bars approx. $185.00 with a smaller premium because of bulk and so on.
These are bullion coins sold for their silver content. Check the price of silver in your newspaper's business section or Google "silver spot price". The value changes a lot so it's better to look for current values than to post one here that would be rapidly out of date.
I have seen these for sale for 13 USD. A better answer as to what they are worth is their silver value. The weigh 23.3 grams and are 50% silver so they contain .375 ounces of silver. At the current silver spot price of just under 18 USD that would make it worth about 6.75 USD.
The coin's value depends on the current price of silver. Dimes with 90 percent silver are worth 0.07 times the price of one troy oz. of silver. Quarters would be 0.18 times the price of silver. Half dollars would be 0.36 times the price of silver. Can't tell if your coin has a large percentage of silver? Is it a dime, quarter, half or dollar dated 1964 or earlier? If yes, then it probably is mostly silver. Still not sure? Take a modern coin and drop it. Now drop your old coin. Is the sound different? The old coin should sound more ringing if it is silver. This was written by a sixth grader. Can you tell? Ps. I know I asked too many questions.