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Well, honey, if you're pawning a 24KGB item, you better brace yourself for disappointment because that "GB" probably stands for "Gold Bond" and not "Gold Bullion." So unless you've got a solid gold item on your hands, you might not be getting as much cash as you hoped for. But hey, at least you can still walk away with a little something in your pocket, right?
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BlakeWhen pawning a 24KGB item, the amount you can receive will depend on the current market price of gold, which fluctuates daily. Gold is typically priced per gram, so the pawn shop will weigh your item to determine its weight in grams. They will then multiply the weight by the current price per gram of 24 karat gold to determine the value of your item. Keep in mind that pawn shops typically offer a percentage of the item's total value, so you may not receive the full market value when pawning your item.
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How much will your item be it it cost 200.00 and you get 15 percent off?
The item will cost 170.00
If the total price of an item is 93.60 and the sales tax rate is 7.25 percent how much will the item cost?
$100.39
How much is 6 percent on an item that is 155?
A item that costs $155 US Dollars would have a sales tax, at 6% of $9.30
How much profit do you make off a ten dollar item?
It really depends.. See how much you bought it for and how much you sell it for.
If an item cost 88.00 how much would be 30 percent off of it?
26.40.
