Здравствуйте все ! Прошу помощи в оценке часов, мне предлагают за 4000 долларов вес чистого золота (футляр с ремешком) = 67 грамм. Ваше мнение дорого?

 

Hello everyone ! I ask for help in evaluating the watch, they offer me for $ 4,000 the weight of pure gold (case with strap) = 67 grams. Is your opinion expensive?

 

Hello everyone ! I ask for help in evaluating the watch, they offer me for $ 4,000 the weight of pure gold (case with strap) = 67 grams. Is your opinion expensive?

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Did they take the movement out to Get 67g weight ?

I think you need to see all hallmarks and inside case back.

Not a common watch or combination

 

Roughly $3K in gold melt.

 

I did mine the long way. 28.35 grams in an ounce. 24K gold spot price today is $1,734 USD. 18K is 75% pure.
67 / 28.35 X 1734 X .75 = $3,073.49 USD.
My smelter charges 2% so $3012.02.
I think this is the difference between a dealer and a smelter. The dealer charges $212.84 to walk it over to the smelter.

We are making the assumption 67 grams is everything non gold removed.

 

IMO you are wrong in your maths - an ounce is exactly 31,1034768 grams and not 28.35

 

There seems to be a disconnect in the force, I shall go and find out what the discrepancy is.

 

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FIFY

 

It depends.

Are you weighing buckwheat flour?

Or precious metals?

 

I know who I would want if I was buying a ounce of umm..... stuff from

 

Flour mostly, never weighed any gold.

So you're telling me different ounces for different materials?

 

While an imperial ounce (oz) is equal to 28.35 grams, a troy ounce (troy oz) is equal to over 31.103 grams. Hence, a 1 oz gold bar should therefore contain more than 31.103 grams of gold

(Hence the trojan horse from @JimInOz )

 

Which is why, when people weigh their inherited/stolen/found gold on the kitchen scales, check the buy price on the local dealers, and then choke when they get a price and think they're getting reamed.

 

I was a butcher Jim, know my way around a set of scales .