i have a 1908 gold medal medal for a 220 yard run
stamp on it is w.d.t.b.a. on the on the is stamp dieges & clust 23 ohn st ny
allso stsmp on the is x 10
ckecks to be 10 kt gold
thanks larry
looking for prictures for the 1908 track run in the 220 yrd run in the olympic medals
220 is not a gold hallmark. The lowest number that is used as a gold hallmark is 333 (meaning 33.3% gold content, which is 8 carat, the lowest gold carat). 220 is actually the hallmark for bronze, which is a copper alloy called "Alloy 220" (or sometimes sold as "commercial bronze"), not gold.
To determine the value of 220 grams of 14k gold, you would first need to calculate the actual gold content in the 14k gold alloy. 14k gold is 58.3% pure gold, so 220 grams of 14k gold would contain approximately 128.26 grams of pure gold. To find the value, you would then multiply the current market price of gold per gram by the pure gold content (128.26 grams) to get the total worth of the 220 grams of 14k gold.
3,520 = 220 x 16
The marking "220" on gold jewelry typically refers to the purity of the gold, indicating that the piece is 22 karat gold. Karat is a unit of purity for gold, with 24 karat being the highest purity. Therefore, 22 karat gold is composed of 22 parts gold and 2 parts other metals, making it approximately 91.7% pure gold. This high gold content makes 22 karat gold jewelry more valuable and durable compared to lower karat gold.
According to the Olympic Charter, the gold and silver medals must each be made of at least 92.5 percent pure silver and the gold medal must be gilded with at least six grams of gold.The price of gold changes daily. Assuming there's six grams of gold in each medal, at 31.1 grams per troy ounce, that is about 0.2 troy ounces. With gold at $1100 per troy ounce, the value would be about $212.The remainder of the gold medal is made out of silver. The price of silver also fluctuates, but at an average of $14.50 per troy ounce, and assuming the entire medal weighs 500 grams, the remaining silver in the gold medal hovers around $230, bringing the total value to around $450.Additional facts: The Beijing 2008 medals also include Jade for the first time, which could impact the value. The 2010 Vancouver medals are the largest in Vancouver history, weighing at about a pound each.See related links for a Wall Street Journal article on the worth of Olympic medals.
Hi, I an not an expert, but was interested in a piece of jewelry that had a hallmark of 220 and was being presented as 22k gold. Ran a number of searches on the internet for 220. So far, the only information that I have been able to come up with is that 220 is used to identify commercial bronze which is an alloy of copper. A web search on "alloy 220" will bring up a number of sources on the subject. Good Luck.
It depends on the number of events that year.
Total weight = 250 grams or 1250 carats Actual gold weight = 6 grams or 30 carats That's carats weight as in weighing gemstones. But if you mean how many carats as in 24 carat gold or 18 carat gold. Then the Olympic gold medal is 220 grams or 1100 carats of pure silver Coated with 6 grams or 30 carats of 24 carat - pure gold.
220 times. in 1962 Bob Marley was doing 500m hurdles and got a silver medal
200-220 degrees celsius
The dollar value of 220 pounds of gold varies from moment to moment, because the price of gold changes constantly, except during the weekend when the world markets close. At this moment, the quoted price of gold is $1253.20 per troy ounce. One troy ounce is equal to 1.09714286 regular ounces, and there are 14.5833333 troy ounces in a pound.Thus, there are 3208.33326 troy ounces in 220 pounds of pure gold (14.5833333 x 220).3208.33326 troy ounces times the current market value of $1253.20 per troy ounce equals $4,020,683.32 for 220 pounds of pure gold. By the time you read this answer, the price could change dramatically, but you will be able to do the new calculations.However, to figure out the real current value of 220 pounds of gold, you would need to know its purity level. If it is in the form of jewelry, then it will probably be 10 or 14 karat gold.Ten karat gold is 10/24 pure gold, or 41.7% pure. 220 pounds of 10 karat gold is currently worth $1,676,624.94 ( = $4,020,683.32 x .417).Fourteen karat is 14/24 pure gold, or 58.3% pure. 220 pounds of 14 karat gold is currently worth $2,344,058.38 (= $4,020,683.32 x .583).Eighteen karat is 18/24 pure gold, or 75% pure. 220 pounds of 18 karat gold is currently worth $3,015,512.49 (= $4,020,683.32 x .75).Twenty-two karat gold, which is quite rare for jewelry, is 91.7% pure. 220 pounds of 22 karat gold is currently worth $3,686,966.60 ( = $4,020,683.32 x .917).However, if the gold is in the form of bullion bars or coins (such as the American Gold Eagle or Canadian Gold Maple coin), then each piece will contain its full stamped weight in gold, plus a small amount of other metal to make the gold more durable. So, these bars or coins would contain together a full 220 pounds of gold, plus a little bit of other metals.If the gold is in the form of non-bullion coins, then you would need to find out their purity level, and then multiply that by the current price of $4,020,683.32.Additionally, gold jewelry sells for significantly more than the value of its gold content, due to the work and craftsmanship that goes into making it, so there may be additional artistic value associated with the gold, beyond its metal content. This is harder to assess, and would require an appraisal by a professional.The price of gold changes constantly, so you may want to look it up here: http://www.coinnews.net/tools/live-silver-gold-platinum-spots/