Germany, Prussia Gold 10 Mark (1872-1912) melt value

Melt / coin$505.80

Gold spot$4,390.60

AGW0.11520 oz

Gross weight3.982 g

Fineness89.98%

Gross troy oz0.1280

Coins / oz8.68

How this melt is figured

A Germany, Prussia Gold 10 Mark (1872-1912) weighs 3.982 grams at 89.98% fine. That is 0.11520 troy ounces of pure gold (AGW). Melt = 0.11520 × today’s gold spot of $4,390.60.

Date and mintmark do not change the metal. An early date and a common date of this type have the same melt. Collector value — what someone will pay above the metal — is a different question. For sold prices see Sold Comps.

Quick amounts

Using $4,390.60 gold.

You have	Pure oz	Melt
1 coin	0.1152	$505.80
10 coins	1.1520	$5,057.97
20 coins	2.3040	$10,115.94

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How much pure gold is in a Germany, Prussia Gold 10 Mark (1872-1912)?

Mint spec is 3.982 grams at 89.98% fine, which is 0.11520 troy oz of pure gold (AGW). Date and mintmark do not change that.

What is a Germany, Prussia Gold 10 Mark (1872-1912) worth in melt today?

At gold spot of $4,390.60 per troy oz, one coin’s melt is $505.80. Multiply by how many you have. A rare date or a nice grade can sell for more than melt.

How many Germany, Prussia Gold 10 Mark (1872-1912)s equal one ounce of gold?

About 8.68 coins equal 1.00 troy oz of pure gold at mint weight.

Does mintmark change the melt value?

No. A Philadelphia, Denver, or San Francisco coin of this type has the same metal. Melt is type × composition, not date or mintmark.

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