If the coin has a diameter of about 74 mm (3 inches), and has Queen Elizabeth II and a Kangaroo on the back. It could be worth several thousand dollars. That is one kilo of fine gold. One kilo (about 2.2 pounds) is anywhere from twelve to thirty thousand dollars. You could also have a bullion coin issued by any of a large number of countries. These are smaller and have artificial denominations on them. They're sold by the troy ounce so multiply the price of 1 troy ounce of gold by the coin's weight for an approximate value. And finally, if you have a circulating "gold" coin from Canada, Australia, the US, or New Zealand with the denomination $1, it's actually brass and only worth face value.
In the metric system, kilo means = thousand. One kilo = 1,000.Like Km = Kilometer = thousand meters or Kg = Kilogram = thousand grams. So Kilodollar = K$ = thousand dollars. For instance, today onusgoldbureau.com, the1 Kilo(gral) Gold Bars rate is = $51,050.07 or K$51.05007 or 51.05007 Kilodollars.
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NO, the answer is not $100!!! One kilogram of gold as we know it will cost around $35,000 to $40,000. Since the price of gold is always changing, you may want to go on a website (a preferably .gov one) that keeps up with the exact cost of gold every day.
Assuming it's one of the new Presidential dollars with a picture of the Statue of Liberty on the back, it's made of brass, not gold. In uncirculated condition it might retail for $2 or so. A dealer will pay close to face value because they probably have boxes full of them.
Conversion : 1 kilogram = 32.1507466 ounces = 1000 grams1 kilo of gold in USD = 39041.451 kilo of gold in EUR = 25886.12
1 Kilo of gold equals exactly that. 1 Kilo.
one kilo.
Those coins are still worth one dollar, and they contain no gold.
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Check that coin again. The U.S. stopped making gold dollars after 1889.
Unless they are proof or from a mint set, value is one dollar and it's brass not gold.
AnswerAt 17:30pm UTC+1 time on 11/12/2009 the spot price is €24,347.5
If the coin has a diameter of about 74 mm (3 inches), and has Queen Elizabeth II and a Kangaroo on the back. It could be worth several thousand dollars. That is one kilo of fine gold. One kilo (about 2.2 pounds) is anywhere from twelve to thirty thousand dollars. You could also have a bullion coin issued by any of a large number of countries. These are smaller and have artificial denominations on them. They're sold by the troy ounce so multiply the price of 1 troy ounce of gold by the coin's weight for an approximate value. And finally, if you have a circulating "gold" coin from Canada, Australia, the US, or New Zealand with the denomination $1, it's actually brass and only worth face value.
It depends on what country the gold dollars are from and what condition they are in. If you are talking about US Gold dollars, There were no gold one-dollar coins minted in 1840.The seated-liberty silver dollar coin is worth about $300 in good condition, so 6000 of these would be worth 1.8 million dollars.
The only real one is more than 7 million dollars, a replica is about 5 dollars