How much is a 1901 $10 Ten Dollar gold coin weighing 16 grams be worth in british pounds sterling ?

Jan 31, 2009 by Foxy | Posted in Investing

I have bought a $10 ten dollar gold invent which weighs 16 grams of 22ct gold today, I wanted to know how much it's worth to a collector so that I could perhaps sell it to one, I would like to know how much I could get for it in British pounds sterling please.
I wanted to ask also of what Ct gold this is, I think it's 22ct but I'm not assured?

See a become wealthy dealer they are pretty honest because they are licensed.

What's the Best Gold Coin to buy? Maple Leaf, Krugerrand or British Sovereign?

Jan 11, 2009 by newell | Posted in Investing

How much is a Gold Sovereign British Edward VII 1907 coin worth?

Oct 19, 2008 by crazything1989 | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

It contains .2354 ounces of gold, and would retail for almost to the letter US$200. Gold has fallen about 20% over the last few months.

Help With Vocabulary.?

Oct 17, 2008 by Darling ♥ | Posted in Words & Wordplay

I've been working on my vocabulary all day.
I have completed most of the words but some of them I am stuck on.
I extremity help making sentences with the following words.
One sentence for each word.
And if possible make the sentences at least 10 words.

-Promulgation [noun/transitive verb]- on official command, to officially command
-Prerogative [noun]- a allowance, the right to command
-Rampart [noun]- a protective barrier
-Sovereign [noun/adjective]- a ruler, a gold British coin, self-governing, all powerful
-Requite [transitive verb]- to revenge, to reciprocate or interest in kind
-Contrive [transitive verb]- to plot, to scheme, to devise
-Vile [adjective]- odious, disgusting
-Imprecation [adjective]- a negative consequence, a curse
-Affront [noun/verb]- an affront or intentional offense, to insult intentionally or offend
-Libation [noun]- a beverage, a ritual pourin of liquid, specially oil or wine


I really need help
Its been taking me forever to do these sentences.
Thanks in advanced.
10 Points Most skilfully Answer!!!

And please answer if you serious on helping me.
No negative answers.


:]]
Thanks all of you guys helped.

Most people obeyed the royal's decree without question, but some rebels only bowed to his command after suffering torture in the dungeon.
When Jane was asked why she unfaltering to get so many piercings, she would only answer that she was freely exercising her prerogative.
The enemy stormed the ramparts and broke down all the sovereign's defenses; soon the castle was overtaken.
As the sole sovereign of the tiny island nation, the regent had power that most men only dream about experiencing.
Each day John grew more and more appreciative of Mary's attention; it is a powerful affair to experience true requited love.
Mary knew that if she just thought hard enough, she would be competent to contrive a scheme to get John to ask her to the Prom.
While some people love turnips and cottage cheese, most look upon this unusual dish a vile combination.
The naughty toddler frequently disobeyed both his mother and architect, despite having to suffer the imprecations.
The elderly school matron took the boys' giggling as a offensive affront and scolded them severely.
The group of Japanese businessmen stopped by the local pub after work to inundate their sorrows in darts and libation.

WHAT..do you think about this. Big Trouble in America?

Oct 16, 2008 by mystacall | Posted in Elections

Oct 16, 2008
My financier who lives in Colombia wrote me this..do you think its true?


What a mess! I saw last night Presidential Debate. It is jump over that Obama will win. And, it is clear that he dislikes colombians!
After Clinton and Bush(father and son) courtshipping the good will of the boonies that will fell like a kick in the stomach.
We will not have our Trade Treaty approved!

By the kind of news that you get there you do not recognize, BUT EUROPEAN POLITICAL LEADERS have taken the intiative in the reform of the International Monetary Fund and the Internatinal Banking System. INDIA IS BEING INVITED TO ACT AS A Mother country WITH AN INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY LIKE THE YEN, THE DOLLAR OR THE british POUND!
ASIAN investor are pulling out of shares in their regional markets. They are hoarding gold! There is ashortage of gold and silverware coins from any of the important MINTS in the world!
(Do you remember in the 1980s a sign posted in small stores of the U.S. "BUY GOLD" ???)

oBAMA WILL BE Fa A TERRIBLE MESS WITH THE u.s. bANKS. The "risk indicators" of U.S. Banks show that J.P Morgan and Citibank should capitalize about 10 times whatever the lolly
they have in their Balance Sheet. The next U.S: adminstration will be facing a terrible international reality NEXT SUMMER!
Meanwhile U.K., Germany, France, Italy and Spain are origination to lay off lots of people beginning with the vehicle manufacturing companies.

Bye,..I see that you are in line. But, I ahve to go to pay a bill!

And, I am reshuffling candidates!

what did you say?

¿Why did Great Britain steal...?

Sep 17, 2008 by LEONÉS | Posted in History

a lot of masterpieces in Persia (nowadays Iran), Greece, Italy, Egypt, India, China... as sculptures, paintings, gold pieces, stone pieces, mummies, crowns, coins,coffins... during British Empire and now they are proudly shown in british museums?
I muse over Great Britain should give back to their owners...

Do corroborate in mind that many of these artifacts and "masterpieces" were actually being destroyed, broken-up, damaged and sold off by the countries from which they were created.

A prime archetype would be the Elgin Marbles which were rescued from being broken up by the Ottoman Empire (who occupied Greece at the time) as they were using the Acropolis as a military fort, when the 7th Sovereign Elgin paid the Turks a vast amount of money for him to take them and keep them safe.

Another example, should you require it, would be the the tomb of Crowned head Tutankhamun and other sarcophagi that were removed. These priceless artifacts were being looted by locals and sold off piecemeal to tourists. Howard Carter and Nobleman Carnarvon primarily wished to discover them to keep them preserved. Those that lay unclaimed were eventually stripped bare by Egyptian sepulchre-robbers.

how much are my gold coins worth?

Aug 25, 2008 by xxxthugxxx | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

i have 3
1975 Elizabeth the bat of an eye 100 dollar british virgin island 900/1000 fine gold coins
in perfect condition
and i have 1
1976 belize one hundred 500/1000 gold think

the 2008 cat of excellent coins has a value of $145 in unc. for the 1975 $100, I would pay $125

and the 1976 proof coin has a value of $70, I would pay $58

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