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Current Intrinsic Metal Value of US Gold Coins
*I Found A Gold Quarter
*Gold State Quarter Sets
*Gold Quarter
The chart below shows every legal tender gold coin ever made in US history along with it’s metal content, weight/mass, denomination and how much the ’melt value’ of the coin is worth. By ’melt value’, this is basically the intrinsic value of the metal used to make this coin, mostly gold in this case. With the prices of gold rising by such as large amount, this information is valuable for investors and coin collectors who own gold coins or are planning to buy and sell them.
*Gainesville Coins ® Offers Wholesale Pricing On Silver Coins, Silver Bars, Silver Bullion And Gold. Buy Silver And Gold Online, Or Call (813) 482-9300.
*One of the first clues is the color of the coin. If your 1999 New Jersey state quarter is yellow or gold in color, it’s worth having the coin evaluated further by a numismatic professional. They’ll likely test the metal for the presence of manganese — which is found in Sacagawea dollar planchets.
Billionaire casino welcome bonus. Buying Gold Bullion. Compared to other commodities, gold is more accessible to the average investor, because an individual can easily purchase gold bullion (the actual yellow metal, in coin. Gold Coins for Sale. Coin master daily free spin. Savvy investors recognize the timeless value and exceptional beauty gold bullion coins can bring to a well-diversified investment portfolio. In addition to an attractive two-way buy/sell market and exceptional customer service, Monex offers an array of quality gold coins from sovereign mints around the world.Current Precious and Base Metal Bullion Spot Prices:Updated Live! Gold, Silver, Platinum and Copper. Updated Daily: Nickel, Zinc and Manganese.
As of February 9 2021 03:39 PM CST:
ImageType DescriptionMetal ContentWeightDenominationMelt ValueGold DollarsLiberty Head Gold Dollars (1849-1854)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Small Indian Head Gold Dollars (1854-1856)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Large Indian Head Gold Dollars (1856-1889)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Gold $2.50 Quarter EagleTurban Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1796-1807)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper4.37 grams$2.50$238.5588Capped Bust Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1808-1834)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper4.37 grams$2.50$238.5588Classic Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1834-1839)90% Gold - 10% Silver and Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.2664Coronet Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1840-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.0844Indian Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1908-1929)90% Gold - 10% Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.0844Gold $3Indian Princess Head Gold $3 (1854-1889)90% Gold - 10% Copper5.015 grams$3.00$267.6479Gold $4Stella Gold $4 (1879-1880)85% Gold - 15% Silver and Copper7 grams$4.00$353.2918Gold $5 Half EagleTurban Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1795-1807)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper8.75 grams$5.00$477.6635Capped Bust Gold $5 Half Eagle (1807-1834)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper8.75 grams$5.00$477.6635Classic Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1834-1838)90% Gold - 10% Silver and Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.5328Coronet Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1839-1908)90% Gold - 10% Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.1687Indian Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1908-1929)90% Gold - 10% Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.1687Gold $10 EagleTurban Head Gold $10 Eagle (1795-1804)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper17.5 grams$10.00$955.3270Coronet Head Gold $10 Eagle (1838-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper16.72 grams$10.00$892.3374Indian Head Gold $10 Eagle (1907-1933)90% Gold - 10% Copper16.72 grams$10.00$892.3374Gold $20 Double EagleCoronet Head Gold $20 Double Eagle (1849-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper33.44 grams$20.00$1784.6749Saint Gaudens Gold $20 Double Eagle (1907-1933)90% Gold - 10% Copper33.44 grams$20.00$1784.6749Bullion CoinsTenth Ounce $5 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper3.393 grams$5.00$184.5308Quarter Ounce $10 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present) 91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper8.483 grams$10.00$461.3543Half Ounce $25 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper16.966 grams$25.00$922.7086One Ounce $50 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper33.931 grams$50.00$1845.3627Tenth Ounce $5 Gold American Buffalo (2008)99.99% Fine Gold3.1104 grams$5.00$184.4237Quarter Ounce $10 Gold American Buffalo (2008) 99.99% Fine Gold7.7759 grams$10.00$461.0532Half Ounce $25 Gold American Buffalo (2008)99.99% Fine Gold15.5518 grams$25.00$922.1064One Ounce $50 Gold American Buffalo (2006 - present)99.99% Fine Gold31.1035 grams$50.00$1844.2069First Spouse Bullion Coins (2007-2016)99.99% Fine Gold15.554 grams$10.00$922.2369Gold Coin Melt Value Calculator
Use this calculator to find the value of your gold coins. Choose from any gold coin ever made in US history and enter the quantity of coins you own. The current precious metal gold spot price is automatically inputted into the calculator but you can also change this to different prices as well.
View the following link: Gold Coin Melt Value Calculator.
Gold Metal Spot Prices and ChartsI Found A Gold Quarter
Gold Bar and Ingot Melt ValuesGold State Quarter Sets
This section shows how much typical gold bar and ingot values are. These are purely bullion investments which consists of grain bars, gram bars, kilo bars and ounce bars. I listed some of the most common types of bars or ingots that are used in bullion investments. Also, I added the worlds largest gold bar and worlds largest gold coin along with their respective intrinisic metal and melt values. You can enlarge the images by clicking on them as well.ImageDescriptionWeight in Troy OuncesWeight in GramsMelt ValueGold Grain Bars1 Grain Gold Bar0.002083 Troy Ounces0.064799 Grams$3.842.5 Grain Gold Bar0.005208 Troy Ounces0.161997 Grams$9.615 Grain Gold Bar0.010417 Troy Ounces0.323995 Grams$19.21Gold Gram Bars1 Gram Gold Bar0.032151 Troy Ounces1.00 Grams$59.302.5 Gram Gold Bar0.080377 Troy Ounces2.50 Grams$148.255 Gram Gold Bar0.160754 Troy Ounces5.00 Grams$296.4910 Gram Gold Bar0.321507 Troy Ounces10.00 Grams$592.9920 Gram Gold Bar0.643015 Troy Ounces20.00 Grams$1,185.9750 Gram Gold Bar1.61 Troy Ounces50.00 Grams$2,964.93100 Gram Gold Bar3.22 Troy Ounces100.00 Grams$5,929.851000 Gram Gold Bar (Kilo Bar)32.15 Troy Ounces1,000.00 Grams$59,298.52Ounce Gold Bars - Common Bullion Investment Sizes1 Ounce Gold Bar1.00 Troy Ounces31.10 Grams$1,844.3910 Ounce Gold Bar10.00 Troy Ounces311.03 Grams$18,443.90400 Ounce Gold Bar400.00 Troy Ounces12,441.39 Grams$737,756.00World’s Largest Gold Bar250 Kilogram Gold Bar8,037.69 Troy Ounces250,000.00 Grams$14,824,628.87World’s Second Largest Gold Coin - 2007$1 Million Maple Leaf Coin - Royal Canadian Mint3,215.07 Troy Ounces100,000.00 Grams$5,929,851.55World’s Largest Gold Coin - 2012$1 Million Queen Elizabeth II and Leaping Kangaroo Coin - Australian Perth Mint32,536.56 Troy Ounces1,012,000.00 Grams$60,010,097.65Gold Quarter
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Current Intrinsic Metal Value of US Gold Coins
*I Found A Gold Quarter
*Gold State Quarter Sets
*Gold Quarter
The chart below shows every legal tender gold coin ever made in US history along with it’s metal content, weight/mass, denomination and how much the ’melt value’ of the coin is worth. By ’melt value’, this is basically the intrinsic value of the metal used to make this coin, mostly gold in this case. With the prices of gold rising by such as large amount, this information is valuable for investors and coin collectors who own gold coins or are planning to buy and sell them.
*Gainesville Coins ® Offers Wholesale Pricing On Silver Coins, Silver Bars, Silver Bullion And Gold. Buy Silver And Gold Online, Or Call (813) 482-9300.
*One of the first clues is the color of the coin. If your 1999 New Jersey state quarter is yellow or gold in color, it’s worth having the coin evaluated further by a numismatic professional. They’ll likely test the metal for the presence of manganese — which is found in Sacagawea dollar planchets.
Billionaire casino welcome bonus. Buying Gold Bullion. Compared to other commodities, gold is more accessible to the average investor, because an individual can easily purchase gold bullion (the actual yellow metal, in coin. Gold Coins for Sale. Coin master daily free spin. Savvy investors recognize the timeless value and exceptional beauty gold bullion coins can bring to a well-diversified investment portfolio. In addition to an attractive two-way buy/sell market and exceptional customer service, Monex offers an array of quality gold coins from sovereign mints around the world.Current Precious and Base Metal Bullion Spot Prices:Updated Live! Gold, Silver, Platinum and Copper. Updated Daily: Nickel, Zinc and Manganese.
As of February 9 2021 03:39 PM CST:
ImageType DescriptionMetal ContentWeightDenominationMelt ValueGold DollarsLiberty Head Gold Dollars (1849-1854)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Small Indian Head Gold Dollars (1854-1856)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Large Indian Head Gold Dollars (1856-1889)90% Gold - 10% Copper1.672 grams$1.00$89.2337Gold $2.50 Quarter EagleTurban Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1796-1807)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper4.37 grams$2.50$238.5588Capped Bust Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1808-1834)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper4.37 grams$2.50$238.5588Classic Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1834-1839)90% Gold - 10% Silver and Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.2664Coronet Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1840-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.0844Indian Head Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle (1908-1929)90% Gold - 10% Copper4.18 grams$2.50$223.0844Gold $3Indian Princess Head Gold $3 (1854-1889)90% Gold - 10% Copper5.015 grams$3.00$267.6479Gold $4Stella Gold $4 (1879-1880)85% Gold - 15% Silver and Copper7 grams$4.00$353.2918Gold $5 Half EagleTurban Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1795-1807)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper8.75 grams$5.00$477.6635Capped Bust Gold $5 Half Eagle (1807-1834)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper8.75 grams$5.00$477.6635Classic Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1834-1838)90% Gold - 10% Silver and Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.5328Coronet Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1839-1908)90% Gold - 10% Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.1687Indian Head Gold $5 Half Eagle (1908-1929)90% Gold - 10% Copper8.36 grams$5.00$446.1687Gold $10 EagleTurban Head Gold $10 Eagle (1795-1804)92% Gold - 8% Silver and Copper17.5 grams$10.00$955.3270Coronet Head Gold $10 Eagle (1838-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper16.72 grams$10.00$892.3374Indian Head Gold $10 Eagle (1907-1933)90% Gold - 10% Copper16.72 grams$10.00$892.3374Gold $20 Double EagleCoronet Head Gold $20 Double Eagle (1849-1907)90% Gold - 10% Copper33.44 grams$20.00$1784.6749Saint Gaudens Gold $20 Double Eagle (1907-1933)90% Gold - 10% Copper33.44 grams$20.00$1784.6749Bullion CoinsTenth Ounce $5 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper3.393 grams$5.00$184.5308Quarter Ounce $10 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present) 91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper8.483 grams$10.00$461.3543Half Ounce $25 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper16.966 grams$25.00$922.7086One Ounce $50 American Gold Eagle (1986-Present)91.67% Gold - 3% Silver - 5.33% Copper33.931 grams$50.00$1845.3627Tenth Ounce $5 Gold American Buffalo (2008)99.99% Fine Gold3.1104 grams$5.00$184.4237Quarter Ounce $10 Gold American Buffalo (2008) 99.99% Fine Gold7.7759 grams$10.00$461.0532Half Ounce $25 Gold American Buffalo (2008)99.99% Fine Gold15.5518 grams$25.00$922.1064One Ounce $50 Gold American Buffalo (2006 - present)99.99% Fine Gold31.1035 grams$50.00$1844.2069First Spouse Bullion Coins (2007-2016)99.99% Fine Gold15.554 grams$10.00$922.2369Gold Coin Melt Value Calculator
Use this calculator to find the value of your gold coins. Choose from any gold coin ever made in US history and enter the quantity of coins you own. The current precious metal gold spot price is automatically inputted into the calculator but you can also change this to different prices as well.
View the following link: Gold Coin Melt Value Calculator.
Gold Metal Spot Prices and ChartsI Found A Gold Quarter
Gold Bar and Ingot Melt ValuesGold State Quarter Sets
This section shows how much typical gold bar and ingot values are. These are purely bullion investments which consists of grain bars, gram bars, kilo bars and ounce bars. I listed some of the most common types of bars or ingots that are used in bullion investments. Also, I added the worlds largest gold bar and worlds largest gold coin along with their respective intrinisic metal and melt values. You can enlarge the images by clicking on them as well.ImageDescriptionWeight in Troy OuncesWeight in GramsMelt ValueGold Grain Bars1 Grain Gold Bar0.002083 Troy Ounces0.064799 Grams$3.842.5 Grain Gold Bar0.005208 Troy Ounces0.161997 Grams$9.615 Grain Gold Bar0.010417 Troy Ounces0.323995 Grams$19.21Gold Gram Bars1 Gram Gold Bar0.032151 Troy Ounces1.00 Grams$59.302.5 Gram Gold Bar0.080377 Troy Ounces2.50 Grams$148.255 Gram Gold Bar0.160754 Troy Ounces5.00 Grams$296.4910 Gram Gold Bar0.321507 Troy Ounces10.00 Grams$592.9920 Gram Gold Bar0.643015 Troy Ounces20.00 Grams$1,185.9750 Gram Gold Bar1.61 Troy Ounces50.00 Grams$2,964.93100 Gram Gold Bar3.22 Troy Ounces100.00 Grams$5,929.851000 Gram Gold Bar (Kilo Bar)32.15 Troy Ounces1,000.00 Grams$59,298.52Ounce Gold Bars - Common Bullion Investment Sizes1 Ounce Gold Bar1.00 Troy Ounces31.10 Grams$1,844.3910 Ounce Gold Bar10.00 Troy Ounces311.03 Grams$18,443.90400 Ounce Gold Bar400.00 Troy Ounces12,441.39 Grams$737,756.00World’s Largest Gold Bar250 Kilogram Gold Bar8,037.69 Troy Ounces250,000.00 Grams$14,824,628.87World’s Second Largest Gold Coin - 2007$1 Million Maple Leaf Coin - Royal Canadian Mint3,215.07 Troy Ounces100,000.00 Grams$5,929,851.55World’s Largest Gold Coin - 2012$1 Million Queen Elizabeth II and Leaping Kangaroo Coin - Australian Perth Mint32,536.56 Troy Ounces1,012,000.00 Grams$60,010,097.65Gold Quarter
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