No, not unless the item that is plated is itself worth anything (such as a gold-plated Rolls Royce).When an item is electro plated, the plating material is very thin - less than 0.01mm - so there is hardly any volume of gold. So even though gold is expensive, a gold-plated item is worth just a few pence (cents) more than the item would be without the gold.
This is ok for inexpensive jewelry, but do not be fooled into buying any gold or silver 'investment bars' or coins that are plated or described as '100 mills' or 'HGE' ('heavy-gold-electroplate') - these are just lumps of base metal (such as steel or copper) with no real value.
95.8% pure gold
23k
what can't do for
Gold Shabin is extremely thin, 23k edible gold.
10,000dollers
The percentage of gold in the 23K gold differs from that of 24K gold.
When gold is stamped with a "965," it means that it is 96.5% pure gold or 23K gold. This is the standard for gold in Thailand.
It is not solid gold. GP stands for gold plate, or plated.
As of today (6 january 2014) the price of gold is $1,238.00 and ounce. So, multiply that by 80 ($99,040.00 for pure gold, 24k). The value of 23K gold is 95.83%, so multiply 99,040 by .9583, and you have your answer, $94,910.032.
23k gold is not better than 24k gold. 24k gold is the purest type available.
Not much. $5- $15.
500 dollar
All you can get it depends on who wants it