Well, depends on who your are asking and how pure it is. If you were selling it and you scrapped it, the price would be about 4/5 or less of spot, again depending on how pure your nugget is. You can get up to spot for some nuggets. It all depends on the charactor.
It depended on what type of pound of gold you are talking. Correct way of weigh the gold in pound is troy pound which is divided into 12 ounces. The troy ounce is about 31.1 grams. The pound of gold weigh about 373.2 grams. 100 pound of gold is worth over 2 million dollars at the current rate give or take.The essay is written on Weds., September 12, 2012.
Krugerrands are NOT PURE GOLD!!! The are 91.666 percent pure gold and 8.333 percent copper. This is why a "One Ounce" Krugerrand weighs more than one ounce. It does have an ounce of pure gold in it, but it weighs more than an ounce. Also note the spelling has only one "g" and two "r's." Check the linked website for more details 1 ounce - $1,317 1/2 ounce - $666 1/4 ounce - $333 1/10 ounce - $143 (All prices as of September 10, 2010)
The largest gold nugget found during the California Gold Rush was the "Mooska Nugget," weighing 195 pounds. In Australia, the "Welcome Stanger Nugget" is one of the largest ever found, weighing 2,284 troy ounces. Both nuggets are significant in size and value.
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is it a dry ounce or fluid ounce? fluid ounce=0.5floz-1 tablespoon dry ounce= 1 oz- 3 tbs hope this helps :)
If you go to kitco.com and see that gold is at $1000 a troy oz, Get a calculator and divide $1000 by 31.1035 (*how many grams there are in a troy ounce) It will show that gold nuggets weighing 2 gms. would be worth $32.15x2=$64.30 Right now they are worth: $906.10 divided by 31.1035 = $29.13x2 =$58.26
The value of a gold nugget varies. Weight is most important, as you can imagine. But remember that a nugget isn't pure gold. It almost always has a bit of silver and/or copper as an alloy. The nugget may be worth more in the "nugget" form than for the gold it may contain. Some collector may be willing to pay a bit more for the "raw" gold than the spot gold price. But you can't count on that because the market will determine price, as always. Remember that a one ounce gold nugget can have a percent gold content that is in the high 90's, or in the low 80's. And those who know gold know this. Your one ounce gold nugget doesn't have one ounce of gold in it. - from a different source - thank you for completely not answering the boys question. You professor types get so caught up in the sound of your own voice that you rarely answer the question your actually being asked. Understand that as a nugget gets heavier, the price per gram goes up exponentially. Small nuggets that weigh between 1-2 grams will cost less per gram than nuggets that weigh more. As of the end of 2009, the price of raw gold melted down is roughly between $37 and $38 per gram. Getting gold in a natural nugget with good purity, size and color will boost the price between 10 and 25 percent, with high quality nuggets commanding a better price.
Quite a bit..... As of 3-2-11 current market price is $1,439.40 per ounce.
Your 5.25 cubic inch nugget would weigh about 1660 grams. There are 31.1 grams of gold in a troy ounce. That means you have about 53.4 troy ounces of gold. Gold is vended and priced in both grams and ounces. Ball park figure is about $48,000 at this writing. Use the link to dial in a correct current answer. Gold weighs about 19.3 grams/cc for any future calculations you may wish to make.
an ounce of pure gold is about 31 grams so this amount is about 71% of an ounce. If the gold you are referring to is pure, 24Kt, then it is worth about 71% of the going price of an ounce of pure gold, or just under $800. US.If the gold you are referring to is less than pure 24K, it needs to be calculated based on how pure it is. IE: 10K would be less than 1/2 of that value.
An Australian 1994 2 ounce Proof gold nugget coin ($200 Red kangaroo), in absolute mint condition could fetch up to $2,850 AUD. There were 75 minted. A reputable coin dealer will be able to give a more accurate valuation.
The $20 gold piece called (Double Eagle) weighs about an ounce.
In the dusty gultch, go to the barter place and trade the old saddle for the gold pan, then u go 2 the gold mine and get the nugget
* www.kitco.com/charts/livesilver.html
(1/2) ounce = 0.0141747616 kilograms
There are approximately 29 grams to an ounce of gold. You have 2/29ths of an ounce. More or less.
62.2 - There are 31.1 grams per troy ounce