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One talent of gold is approximately two hundred pounds, which is equivalent to four hundred and forty kilograms. If one had one talent of gold, one would not be able to lift it without a crane.

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How much does a talent of gold weigh?

It wieghs about 94 pounds.


How much is a talent of gold worth in US dollars?

A standard talent is equal to seventy-five pounds. The price of gold as of September 2014 is approximately $1240 an ounce. There are 12 troy ounces in a pound. That means a talent of gold would be worth $1,116,000 (one million, one hundred sixteen thousand dollars US). Now simply find the price of gold today and multiply it by the 75 pounds and then by 12 (for troy ounces per pound) to get a current answer.


How many pounds in a talent of gold?

A talent of gold is estimated to be approximately 75 pounds.


A talent of gold weighed 94 pounds if gold were selling for 450.00 an ounce how much would the lampstand be worth?

If a talent of gold weighs 94 pounds. Gold pounds are measured in troy pounds and one troy pound = 12 ounces 94 pounds x 12 troy ounces = 1128 ounces One ounce of gold at the close on Friday, May 02, 2008 cost approximately $855.60 US 1128 ounces x $855.60 =$965,116.80 And that's just the gold value.


How much is 120 talents worth?

This is a difficult question to answer as the Talent varied depending upon the area in which it was used. As an example, the Babylonian Talent (as used in the Old Testament) was equivalent to 30.3 kg whereas in the New Testament, what was known as the 'Common talent' was equivalent to only 58.9 kg.And, as the Talent was a unit of weight rather than of currency, its actual worth depended upon whether or not it was a Talent of silver or of gold.Whatever its form, the Talent, transferred to a weight of gold or silver, was an extraordinary amount of money.If we assume a New Testament talent of gold, this represents 58900 grams of gold. At today's prices (April 2011) one gram of gold is worth about US$ 46 (or £28 approx). This means that 120 talents of gold are $46 x 58900 x 120.This is $325,128,000 or £197,904,000.


What is the name of the person with gold teeth on Britain's got talent?

It was DJ Talent!


What is the value of a talen during the roman empire?

I would assume you had a typo and misspelled talent, spelling it talen.The talent was a unit of weight invented by theGreekswhich was also adopted by the Romans. The Attic (Greek) talent was 27 kilograms (57 pounds). The Roman talent was 32.3 Kilograms (71 pounds). The talent itself had no value. What had value was the material which wasweighed. Originally, the talent was used to measure the amount of silver that defeated cities had to pay as war indemnity. Later, the talent was also used to weigh gold.Thevalueof a talentdependedonwhetherit was a talent of gold or a talent ofsilverand on the time in history. The Roman Empire lasted for many centuries and the value of gold and silvervariedgreatly over time.One talent, depending on how much an ounce of gold is valued, is approximately (nowadays) $840,000 - $850,000.


How much gold is in one gold metal?

1


How much was a talent of gold during biblical times?

A talent of gold is about 75 pounds, and today, gold is sold for $A1586 per ounce, so 1 talent would be worth 75 x 1200 x 1586 which equals $A142,740,000. It is interesting to note that King Solomon received annually, 666 talents of gold into his kingdom, (2Chronicles 9.13)


Is Christie Brinkley a gold digger with no talent?

yes


How much one source of talent pay?

One source talent is actually a scam, I went there, all they want you to do is pay them money. And plus have u ever seen anyone from one source talent get famous usually if they ask for money it's a scam


How much does 420 talents of gold weigh by today's standard?

A talent of gold is typically estimated to weigh around 30 kilograms (66 pounds). Therefore, 420 talents of gold would weigh approximately 12,600 kilograms, or about 27,857 pounds. This estimate can vary slightly based on historical definitions of a talent, but this figure provides a reasonable approximation in today's standards.