How big is a 1/4 ounce gold coin?
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A 1/4  troy oz. gold Britannia has a diameter of 22mm . \n\nA 1/4 troy oz. American gold eagle has a diameter of 22 mm .\n\nA 1/4 troy oz. gold Krugerrand has a diameter of 22 mm .\n\nAll three are about 7/8" ( the size of a nickel) and have a gold weight of 7.776 grams but their actual weight will vary as they are all alloyed differently. Pure 24 karat gold is much to soft for coins or jewelry and is always alloyed with metals like silver, nickel, copper, etc..\n\n.999 (24 k) gold can be bought in bar form unalloyed.
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1/4Th is not pictured
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take 1 coin from stack 1\n2 coins from stack 2\n3 coins from stack 3\netc.\n\nweigh the coins.\n\nthey will weigh a little less than 110 ounces\nthe number of ounces less than 110 ounces\nis the counterfeit stack
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On 6/30/04, the price of gold was just under $400/oz.\nOn 6/30/05, the price of gold was just over $420/oz.\n(the end of june 05, there was about a $15 drop in the POG, so it looks worse here then it actually is - earlier in 05, it made it to $460/oz)\n\nConsidering the coin is a standard krugerrand, and its value is based on the POG (little/no numismatic value), I find krugerrands to be available at about $15 to $25 over spot price.\n\nCurrent value? about $615.
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It's probably 1.5"x2.5" - most adults' thumbs are roughly 2" long, so compare it to your thumb.\n\n(And for what it's worth, a dollar bill is about 6" long.)
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There is a place in Nevada the town of Dayton that has a mint that may do something like this they were called Medallic, though I don't think the prices will be exactly to your liking.... I can't advertise here but my husband could do this..... Don't know what to do about this situation... My understanding is that you want 10,000 coins that way 1 gram each made of gold, easy enough once the logo is cut into the proper die.....if you want let me know I guess and I will turn on my email address for you.... but I am not certain of how this should work here.... if you are serious. I will leave this address open for two days
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From the U.S. Treasury:\n\nToday, the sizes of United States coins can help you to tell them apart quickly, but have nothing to do with their values. Metal prices constantly fluctuate, so the values of circulating coins aren’t tied to metallic content. But back in 1793, when the first U.S. coins were produced, the United States Mint linked the sizes of coins to a particular metal standard—the silver dollar. Except for the copper penny, all coins were produced in proportionate metallic content to the dollar, and their sizes were regulated accordingly. \n\nThe fifty-cent coin contained one-half as much silver as the dollar, the quarter had one-fourth as much, and the dime or ten-cent coin had one-tenth as much.
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I hope you mean the 1 OUNCE coin, because I don't think they make them in kilo size. Anyway, there are a few on Ebay from time to time, and if you do a search for them, there are a few out there. The price range is about AU$2000 and up. You can also check the Perth Mint web site, since that's where these coins are minted. \n\nThey have made a 1 kilo kookaburra coin, but I didn't search for it.\n\nHope this helps!
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You can get measuremnts at 1000th of an inch from following page\n\nhttp://www.onlineconversion.com/ring_size.htm
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1/4\n\n.25 means 25/100\nor 1/4 of 100\n\nLike it takes 4 quarters (25 cent pieces) to make a dollar (100)
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It depends on the form of the gold...gold coins: find a reputable coin dealer in your area.
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1/4 feet is 3 inches.
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a) 1/2\nb) 1/4 x 1/4 = 1/8\nc) 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/4 x 1/4 = 1/64\nd) 3/4 x 3/4 x 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/2 = 12/64 = 3/16
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1 gram is 0.035273962 ounces\n1 ounce is 28.349523 grams
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dime_(U.S._coin) - 1 dime = 2.268 (g)\n1lb = 453.59 g\n\n453.59g / 2.27g = 199.82\n\n(199.82)(.10) = $19.98 = $20.00\n\napproximately $20.00
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The value is about .99 cents - $2.00 depending on what little letter is stamped on the coin is it a P or D or S.\nAnd what coloration does it have look at the site below for a list of values (this guy seems to be selling them though so you should check Ebay to see what they're going for).\nI didn't see the other guys answer checking with his site would probable be best.
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Gold closed today at $534.00US per ounce. It would cost you that plus a commission to purchase. You can buy less than an ounce. Commissions vary depending on amount and form, i.e., bullion, coins, etc. purchased. Check your local coin shop.\n\nhttp://www.monex.com/monex/controller?pageid=prices