Current spot on 14K?

[NoCents]

Looking to dump some hoard....Anyone know the prices?

[Coppercrazy]

uh you familiar with coinflation.com? good calculator on there for us silver coin.also dont forget it depends if theres peace or morgans,because they have more silver than 1.00 face in other denominations.

[NoCents]

Yeah, I use'um.
No coins though, just scrap. Looking for what it's going for.....Been awile
Thx CC.

[WizardTN]

14k = 0.583 pure Ag

Use this calculator

http://www.dendritics.com/scales/metal-calc.asp

[NoCents]

I used that one yesterday Wiz...Is that current/up to date?

[WizardTN]

Leave the price of gold blank, it will pickup the current spot price.

Study it ...learn how it works.

[NoCents]

Yeah I thought it was very cool, just wasn't sure if it was updated. Thx again.

[Rodebaugh]

Math Fun Time!!!!

((1600x0.5833)/31.2).90=actual value per gram.

or $26.92

you can add about 42 cents to that number for every $25 spot increase.

[Kurr]

http://home.earthlink.net/~kurr/goldpricelist.htm

enter spot price, percent you want to pay, profits calculated automatically

24k-6k, pennyweight and grams

Noxx over at goldrefiningforum.com made it, far as I know

[fasTT]

Here is the easy math for any karat gold.

Take the spot price and divide it by 31.1035 to get to grams.

Then multiply it by the purity percentage of the gold. Each karat is a fraction of pure gold which is 24k. So 18k = 18/24 = 75% pure gold. 14k = 14/24 = 58.3% etc...

Take the price per gram x purity x weight = melt.

E.G. $1600 gold /31.1035 = $51.44 per gram of 24k
18k gold = 75%, so you would multiply $51.44 x .75 = $38.58
Multiply it by the weight e.g. 10 grams x $38.53 = $385.80 = actual melt value.

Note, you will never get the actual melt value from someone who is only interested in the gold content. Legitimate buying prices range from 60 - 90% unless you have hundreds of grams.