The standard composition for U.S. gold coins was 90% gold alloyed with 10% copper for hardness. Half-eagles ($5 pieces) weighed 8.24 grams when new, so 90% of that or about 7.42 grams was pure gold.
The coin weighs less than 5 grams, so it can't have a ounce of gold in it.
This gold coin in uncirculated condition is worth $90.00.
7-19-11>>> The coin is a 1/10th ounce 1986 American Eagle gold bullion coin with a value today of about $150.00
John ADAMS, not ADMAS DOLLAR, not DOLLOR Brass, not gold. Anyway, it's an ordinary circulation coin worth $1. Hundreds of millions were struck. Go ahead and spend it if you want to.
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It depends on which denomination coin you have. A $10 coin has more gold than a $5 coin.
On your browser type in "1881 5 dollar gold coin" click on images and then search, it well bring up a lot of pictures.
Depends on grade,so from $200.00 to $350.00
July 5, 2009 With a mintage of 7707 coins the 1881 Gold Dollar is scarce. Values for it range from $220 for a well worn specimen to about $400 for a lower grade uncirculated piece. In higher grades of uncirculated this coin can see values of $14,000
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24.18% of an ounce of gold
Actual Gold weight is .24187oz of pure gold
If your asking about a U.S. 1880 Liberty Head $5 dollar gold coin it has .24187oz. of pure gold in it. This equals 7.5230 grams
Simple, type that information into your browser and click images, then search.
With gold prices at $1000/oz most of these coins are worth more for their metal content than as collectibles, about $250 with average wear. The only exception would be if the 1881 coin has a small "CC" mint mark on the back; it's worth about $500 as a collectable coin.
The Actual Gold weight (AGW) is .24187oz of pure gold.
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