cesarmac t1_iqzj7il wrote
Reply to comment by The_Bearded_Jedi in Gold coins hidden in 7th Century found in wall by BarKnight
If I go by the coins in the pic which appear to be roughly the size of a quarter then I'd say each coin is about 1 ounce. So roughly $60k-$80k at face value but maybe different if a collector is allowed to buy it.
_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ t1_iqzuwj4 wrote
That’s not the face value, that’s the bullion value.
The face value is what is written on it.
royalhawk345 t1_ir0pv07 wrote
*Walks into 7-11*
"What can I get for 44 solidi?"
BaronRaichu t1_ir17dkb wrote
Leaves triumphantly drinking a slurpee
unassumingdink t1_iqzygfy wrote
Article says the total weight is 170g, which would be about $9400 for just the gold value today.
Alex_GordonAMA t1_ir1a6su wrote
I mean literally the first sentence in the link says the total is 170grams (6oz) lol. So each coin is .136 ounces...
hereforthekix t1_ir0d76h wrote
Clearly an ounce is much lighter on ttour planet than it is on earth.
There's no way one of those coins is 28 grams
Artemis7274 t1_ir1te36 wrote
Gold is measured in troy ounces, which is 31.1gs, even heavier
Ok_Kaleidoscope1630 t1_ir0k3yt wrote
Clearly, math education on your planet is totally random. 170grams divided by 44 coins = 3.86/coin.
nog642 t1_ir16cst wrote
Yeah so u/hereforthekix is right, and u/cesarmac is wrong
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