what is the melt value of a 100 mills gold bar?

are these bidders really that dumb?
Questions , Why does a fake bar need to be in an airtite?

Since its fake it should sell for 2 cents so why did it split the difference?
Is bidder a***a a shill?
Seller has sold almost 300 little fake bars it looks like. Is there anyway to shut this jerk down?
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<< <i>Here you have a great collector's item. These bars were recently minted, so they are mint fresh. These items are a less expensive way of acquiring some gold. Manufacture of these pieces is so refined that these bars are proof-like, with bright mirrors. Although these gold pieces are not solid gold, they contain 100 mills of 24Karat fine gold. Enjoy. Thanks and Best Wishes >>
Maybe they bid from the title and photo and don't read it. Crazy!
I knew it would happen.
<< <i>Listed as .999 fine to boot.
Along with being listed in the gold bullion category.
When eBay had their ccw, we were able to remove those listings, because they were listed in the wrong category.
.1% or $1.18 based on today's spot price.
<< <i>To answer your question: "what is the melt value of a 100 mills 1 oz gold bar?"
.1% or $1.18 based on today's spot price. >>
but only if it's actually plated with real gold.
Gold has a world price entirely unaffected by accounting games between the Treasury and the Fed. - Jim Rickards