Good price?
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jimdoc
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No, not for scrap price anyway.
http://dendritics.com/metal-calc/
http://dendritics.com/metal-calc/
Are you the seller?
Surely you're not considering buying it to refine. 59.2 grams of 18K. Even if we assume it is truly a full 18 karat (it won't be), and if we assume the stones weigh nothing (there's over 8 ct. of stones, about 1.8 grams):
59.2 grams *.75 / 31.1 grams per troy ounce = 1.428 troy ounces of gold.
Under $2,000.00 worth of gold based on Friday's closing price.
Now, if you're in the market for a gold, Lion Bangle Bracelet, that may be a different story.
Dave
Surely you're not considering buying it to refine. 59.2 grams of 18K. Even if we assume it is truly a full 18 karat (it won't be), and if we assume the stones weigh nothing (there's over 8 ct. of stones, about 1.8 grams):
59.2 grams *.75 / 31.1 grams per troy ounce = 1.428 troy ounces of gold.
Under $2,000.00 worth of gold based on Friday's closing price.
Now, if you're in the market for a gold, Lion Bangle Bracelet, that may be a different story.
Dave
