Answer:
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Asian/ Australian Jewelry is usually:
23k gold = 96.5% of pure gold (= not 23/24th = 95.8%)
22k gold = 91.6% of pure gold (= not 22/24th = 91.7%)
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 from a reputable site like Goldprice.com or Kitco.com or Usagold.com or Monex.com. It changes ever day, every minute, or even less than that sometimes. Note that there sometimes is a slight difference for the value among the sites. Just pick the approximate lowest among them then you can't go wrong.
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.
Scrap Value you can easily calculate using the following site : http://www.jackhunt.com/gold-calc.html
I hope that helps answer your question.
~Gwyneth
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