Does anyone know the approximate value of a Gorham 1979 14k Gold Snowflake?

Posted on August 31st, 2009 by admin

Its in the box, i dont think its ever been used and its in excellent condition.

It depends on the weight. Take it somewhere like a jewelry store and ask them to weigh it to get the gram weight. Then:

24K is pure gold, 18K is 75% gold, 14K is 58% gold etc. Given an approx spot gold price of $1000/oz., scrap value of One (1) gram of gold is as follows:

10K $12.67 per gram.
14K $17.49 per gram
18K $22.64 per gram
24K $30.93 per gram

I checked a few things selling on ebay. They are going for roughly about the same prices as shown in the above table.

So you need to weigh the item first, then do the math using the table above.

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  1. mule Says:

    It depends on the weight. Take it somewhere like a jewelry store and ask them to weigh it to get the gram weight. Then:

    24K is pure gold, 18K is 75% gold, 14K is 58% gold etc. Given an approx spot gold price of $1000/oz., scrap value of One (1) gram of gold is as follows:

    10K $12.67 per gram.
    14K $17.49 per gram
    18K $22.64 per gram
    24K $30.93 per gram

    I checked a few things selling on ebay. They are going for roughly about the same prices as shown in the above table.

    So you need to weigh the item first, then do the math using the table above.
    References :
    http://goldprice.org/buying-gold/2005/12/selling-scrap-gold.html

    http://www.jackhunt.com/gold-calc.html

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