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What was the measure for wealth for the Akan people and who controlled its use?

The primary measure of wealth for the Akan people was gold dust, which was used for transactions and as a symbol of status. The control of gold wealth was largely in the hands of Akan chiefs and wealthy individuals who had access to gold mines or trade routes.


Is 14k of gold a lot?

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What is the shiniest karat of gold?

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How do you measure a gram of gold?

on a scale


What are the two main systems used to measure the purity of gold?

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What is the unit of measure of gold dust?

The unit of measure for gold dust is typically in grams or ounces. These units are used to determine the weight and value of the gold dust being traded or sold.


A measure of gold?

24(k) carats.


What is the measure of gold?

it has to be 1/67 in all


How many gms make 24k gold?

No way to anser your question. Grams or grains are a measure of weight. Karat is a measure of purity. 24K gold is pure, 100% gold. It could have any weight.


What karat is used to measure?

A karat signifies how pure gold is and the higher the more gold there is. Pure gold, which is 100%, is too soft to use so it often has other metals mixed in to make more durable. 14 karat gold is about 58.5% pure gold, 18 karat gold has 75.0% gold in it and 22k gold has 91.6% gold.


How is a karat of gold different from the term carat used to measure gem stones?

In gold, a karat is a measure of purity. 24 karat gold is pure gold, while 18 karat is 75% gold. For gems, a carat measures the mass of the gemstone. 1 carat is 0.2 grams.


What does 375 mean in terms of precious metals?

375 is a gold hallmark that indicates 37.5 % pure gold, or 9 karat (also spelled carat, but with gold this is a measure of purity, not a weight measure as used with gems.)