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Just posted this in today's finds got it tested its 14K Gold Weighs 30.6 Grams and real rubies!!!

Breezie thanks for your response!!

I'm still looking for one on line like it to figure out what it's is Worth
There is NO way it would get sold for scrap it's to Beautiful!!!!!!
 

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Re: can any one identify this Medallion!!!

It's a Catholic religious medal. Nice find, Breezie
 
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Re: can any one identify this Medallion!!! ( updated Pic )

Breezie thanks for the response Red Who is my wife has been doing some research and found the following link And is continuing her search as I am writing this!!!!!

http://www.jewelbasket.com/jbhem1341.html
 
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Chug said:
Breezie thanks for the response Red Who is my wife has been doing some research and found the following link And is continuing her search as I am writing this!!!!!

http://www.jewelbasket.com/jbhem1341.html

OH MY GOODNESS!!!!! Wooooo-Hoooooo, what a sweet GOLD find! Congratuations! You can now consider yourself blessed by St. Barbara. Breezie
 
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Very Nice Chug, :thumbsup: It made me think of this one but it's not gold I've tested it already but is a close match sorta! Did you see any like it when looking for yours? Was just wondering about it.
Take Care,
Pete!
 

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Re: can any one identify this Medallion!!! ( updated Pic )

Sorry i didn't see any thing like that while looking!!!!! I'm Still working on this one!!!!!!! I wish i could get a better pic so everyone could see the very fine details on this!!!! I have all ready taken 50 pics just no good detail pic yet!!!!
 
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Sorry i didn't see any thing like that while looking!!!!! I'm Still working on this one!!!!!!! I wish i could get a better pic so everyone could see the very fine details on this!!!! I have all ready taken 50 pics just no good detail pic yet!!!!
Thanks I didn't know if you might had!Maybe a darker type back ground would help make yours pop better!But I can see it is a nice piece! :thumbsup:
 
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Finally got a detailed pic that im happy with
 

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This is a BANNER find! Breezie
 
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:o

That's stunning :o you should post it in todays finds :o I would have thought BANNER :o Ahhh I see you have :thumbsup:

SS
 
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I agree its Saint Barbara. Your pics are very good, but if you want to try for better, put your camera on the highest resolution setting, take the pic outdoors in sunlight, flash off, watch out for shadows, use a darker background such as red might look good, and dont get too close.
 
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has to go on the !!!!Banner!!! imo excellent medallion:)
 
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WOW
let's see what 18k at that weight converts to.

30.6 g. converts into 1.75 oz. @ 18k


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WHAT'S IT WORTH?
American/ European Jewelry is usually:
18k gold = 18/24th = 75.0% of pure gold
14k gold = 14/24th = 58.3% of pure gold (stamp sometimes will say 585 instead of 583)
10k gold = 10/24th = 41.7% of pure gold
9k gold = 9/24th = 37.5% of pure gold
There also are more types of gold but not that commonly used.


Then:

step 1: get the price of 1 troy ounce of gold in your case it's approximately, 111.00 oz.

step 2: multiply it by 75% for 18k gold

step 3: divide it by 31.1 for 1 g of 18k gold

step 4: add a premium for fabrication

step 5: add a markup for the dealer

For example, the current price of 1 troy ounce of pure gold as of today March 12, 2008 according to usagold.com is around US$973.60.

That makes 1 troy ounce of 18k gold $778.88.

1 g of 18k gold would be $25.04, thus making it the base value.

Minimum actual price value of would be $27.04, with say only $1.00 for fabrication and also only $1.00 for the dealer.

That would be the approximate Retail Value.

When you figure this all out, let us know what yours is worth! :D
Currently, GOLD is worth 1,111.00 per troy oz.

Any One want to tackle this? LOL
 
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WOW
let's see what 18k at that weight converts to.

30.6 g. converts into 1.75 oz. @ 18k




WHAT'S IT WORTH?
American/ European Jewelry is usually:
18k gold = 18/24th = 75.0% of pure gold
14k gold = 14/24th = 58.3% of pure gold (stamp sometimes will say 585 instead of 583)
10k gold = 10/24th = 41.7% of pure gold
9k gold = 9/24th = 37.5% of pure gold
There also are more types of gold but not that commonly used.


Then:

step 1: get the price of 1 troy ounce of gold in your case it's approximately, 111.00 oz.

step 2: multiply it by 75% for 18k gold

step 3: divide it by 31.1 for 1 g of 18k gold

step 4: add a premium for fabrication

step 5: add a markup for the dealer

For example, the current price of 1 troy ounce of pure gold as of today March 12, 2008 according to usagold.com is around US$973.60.

That makes 1 troy ounce of 18k gold $778.88.

1 g of 18k gold would be $25.04, thus making it the base value.

Minimum actual price value of would be $27.04, with say only $1.00 for fabrication and also only $1.00 for the dealer.

That would be the approximate Retail Value.

When you figure this all out, let us know what yours is worth! :D
Currently, GOLD is worth 1,111.00 per troy oz.

Any One want to tackle this? LOL
Don't forget the price of those stones! :wink: Rubies :o
 
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First i see gold selling for $$$ per ounce is that troy or regular and what is the difference oops never mind i looked it up!!!!!! Now i Know!!!!!!



OK, I can see what your saying!!! I took this item 2 difference places that were buying and 1 offered 348.00 US dollars Kiosk in a mall, Other was a (((((((major Jeweler))))))) just starting to buy gold offered 245.00!!!! Chug wont be Scammed Again!!!!! BY ( cas@ for C@ap)

See if you can figure it Out>>>>> @@gans don't want any trouble with them!!! they enjoy seeing items i bring in!!!

No there is NO WAY that this Beautiful Medallion will be sold as Scrap!!!!!! IT may be sold to some one who wants it for what it is!!!! NOT AS SCRAP
 
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4-H said:
30.6 g. converts into 1.75 oz. @ 18k

Not sure where you got your conversion table, but 1 troy ounce = 31.1034768 grams.

So the medallion is worth approximately $820 as Gary S mentions. 18K gold is 75% gold, and your medallion weighs just a little over 1 troy ounce.

Greg
 
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