Let me explain by the example of a single man, Gold get stronger with weaker dollar price because A person keep its reserves in a $ or Gold, When $ get weaker than he want to get Gold in exchange of $ so demand for gold increases and its price goes high. And when $ get stronger then he again wants to get $ in exchnge 4 gold so the process reverses.
One dollar, and it's made of brass, NOT gold.
The price of gold is expected to keep rising. This is because of the state of the economny, demand for gold, and the continuing decrease of the value of a dollar.
The price of gold per ounce fluctuates due to various factors, including economic conditions, geopolitical events, inflation, interest rates, and investor sentiment, influencing supply and demand dynamics in the market.
The price of gold can be subject to fall do to demand of the product versus the availability of the product. Also the shape of the economy can drive the price of gold to drop if the dollar is actually worth more than face value.
As of the writing of this answer (3July 2013, 09:43 EDT) the price of gold is $1,250.00. This rate has gone down and up about a dollar in the time it has taken to type this answer, That being said, this price is for pure gold. Gold dust is not pure. The price then will be determined by purity and amount.
Not at all. It is weaker
Yes gold would be a good investment. Due to the current economic situation the U.S. dollar is weak and getting weaker. However as the dollar depreciates the price of gold goes up.
The price to purchase a gold dollar would be one dollar. The price of gold fluctuates constantly but a dollar is a dollar either way. To find the current price of gold one can check the stock prices where gold is listed.
No. Electrum is a mix of gold and silver, and is much softer (weaker) than iron.
Depends on the price of gold.
One dollar, and it's made of brass, NOT gold.
The value of a gold dollar depends on the current market price of gold. As of [current date], the price of gold is [current price] per ounce. You can multiply the weight of the gold dollar by the price per ounce of gold to determine its value.
The price of gold is ever changing. The stock market for things like this can change from day to day. Gold is more valuable than simply a dollar. It also depends on the weight of the gold.
America itself have a ton of gold locked up a dollar bill is not a dollar but a paper note (like a IOU) lets say if you added up all the US bill in the world together and have a made up number of 50 trillion dollar and if US has 50 trillion pound of gold than your dollor bill would be worth exactly 1 pound of gold in the vault, BUT you cannot go and take the gold out. on the back of the dollar bill it says "In God We Trust" which means that you trust God that America will safe keep your portion of the gold, the meaning of it is not exact but it reference to it. It also has other meaning such as God has favored the US. if more bills get printed the weaker the dollar bill gets and the more gold US has the stronger the dollar bill gets. Gold is the universal currency
The price of gold is expected to keep rising. This is because of the state of the economny, demand for gold, and the continuing decrease of the value of a dollar.
Depends on the price of gold.
Kennedy half dollars are not made of gold'