Or why not just break one open to see how it is constructed.
On the pictures it looks like a thick gold plated heat spreader on a glass fiber board with some surface mount capacitors and resistors. Based on that I would suspect a flip chip mounted die soldered onto the heat spreader with indium solder, just as pinless P4 chips are. The most of the gold is contained in the plated heat spreader so that should be simple enough to get an approximation of gold content by using simple math or one of the gold plating calculators floating around, for example the one on Sam's website http://www.goldnscrap.com/index.php/calculators
But that's only a guess...
Göran