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you have to get 100% on the practice questions. 1 gold bar=100% on a catergorie
Any gold bars sold on the market should be stamped with its weight and purity.
1 troy ounce = 480 grains Monex.com shows current gold values so if we take today's value of : $1349 / 480 = $2.81 per grain
A standard gold bar weighs 400-troy-ounce, equivalent to 438.86 ounces or 12.444 Kg. This is the 'Good Delivery' bar that is held by banks and federal reserves. The gold bar generally used for investments is the 'kilobar' weighting 1 Kg. However, there is no standard 'gold bar' or 'ingot' as such, and they can be of any weight, though the above are the more common gold bars used in the financial sectors.
may I ask someting about gold prices
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It depends on what the weight of the bar is.
An ingot is the same thing as a gold bar. A gold bar is a bar, that is made out of solid god. They typically weigh 438.9 ounces.
The weight of a gold bar can vary depending on its size and shape. However, a common weight for a standard gold bar is 1 kilogram, which is equivalent to 1000 grams.
A 1 ounce gold bar is worth $1449.73 USD. The world's largest gold bar weights 551lbs (250kg), it was manufactured by Mitsubishi Material Cooperation in 2005, it has a value of $3,684,000 USD.
Because gold is rare.
There are approximately 31.1035 grams in 1 troy ounce of gold. So, a 1 oz gold bar would weigh around 31.1035 grams.
The prices of a Pamp Suisse Gold bar will vary depending on the amount of gold that you are purchasing. As an example, one gram is currently $63.69 but a one ounce gold bar is priced at $1,611.85.
It really depends. There is no set amount of gold contained in a "bar", bars range anywhere from fractions of a gram, to kilograms. The most typical way of buying gold is to buy a small gold one troy ounce bar which at the time of writing sells for $1380 (plus dealer premium which might make it as high as $1450 depending on the dealer and the bar) but naturally the smaller the bar the less it would cost. Of course fluctuations in the price of gold will cause the value of a bar to go up or down when expressed in USD and some bars trade for more than others. A "brand name" gold bar with paperwork, serial number and tamper-proof case is likely to go much higher than just a common "no name" gold bar even though they have the same weight of gold.
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