how much is the 2006 gold medal worth.?
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to the person who earned it with blood sweat and tears the worth is appraised at just hair over priceless, and to the scum suckn collectors who try to cash in on an olympians bad financial troubles it is appraised at whatever the standard spot price is set for that day, he does his \nsukn.
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As of 2303 GMT on Day 6 (Feb 16th 2006), Team USA have 6 gold medals out of the 34 awarded.
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Current price of gold is $19.49/gram.\n\nSo you can multiply it out to find that the price of 1736 grams of gold is approximately $33,835.
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A custom-made gold medal
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Put it up on eBay with a reserve price the amount for which you'd be willing to part with it.  The reserve price will probably hold down the estimated value by about 25%.  If you decide you want to sell it, contact the bidders from the first auction and let them know this time there's no reserve, and let the market do its thing.\n\nFYI, it's not going be worth more than $50-100 at the most, based on the market for similar team (i.e. non-Championship caliber teams)
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It is worth 2% over the spot price of gold, regardless of the date. The current gold spot price as of the market close on 3 November 2006 is US$626.90.
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this is the pic that i found that seems to show the most detal. http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060214/photos_sp/2006_02_14t005711_450x345_us_olympics_events
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The new trophy is 36 cm high, made of solid 18-carat gold and weighs 6175 grammes. The base contains two layers of semi-precious malachite while the bottom side of the Trophy bears the engraved year and name of each FIFA World Cup™ winner since 1974.\n\nWorld Cup™ winners retain it until the next tournament and are awarded a replica, gold-plated rather than solid gold
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It has 6.   1,000,000.   Unless you are thinking of a million dollars.  Then 8.  $1,000,000.00
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With the color of the German flag, but the ball for the final game is going to be GOLD.\nAll balls will have the name of the teams and the date of the game. They are going to used in total 2880 balls during the competition.
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US  300 MILLION\n\nWORLD 7 BILLION
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4 GOLD, 5 SILVER, 1 BRONZE, 10 TOTAL as of 2/19/06
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Go to www.goldprospecters.org. This is the GPAA website and will have plenty of information about locating gold and how to recover it.
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About $620 per ounce. Their is a market for gold and the price is determined by the law of supply and demand.\n\nYou can find the numbers and charts here:\nhttp://www.kitco.com/market/
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Assuming this is fine gold with a purity of 99.9% or better...\n\nThe current spot price of gold is: $718.40/Troy Ounce. (May 14, 2006)\n\n1 troy ounce = 31.1034768 grams\n\nSo, .8 grams = 0.02572059 troy ounces.\n0.02572059 * $718.40 = $18.48\n\nSo: $18.48, but not many people would buy such a small amount of gold unless you drop the price by about 10%, so your could probably sell it for: $16.63
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The most likely thing it may be is a 500 Russian Rouble note (see weblink for picture). According to YAHOO Finance it is worth $18.13 (as of 0850 BST, 0350 EDT) on April 18th 2006
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They have not yet posted the prices for the 2008 Olympics, but there is a comparison chart so you can get an idea of how much you should put back. I myself am waiting for the 2012 Olympics in London...I lived there for 6 years and that is the perfect excuse to go back to visit!!!