There's no way to tell at this time. The value of any coin in the future will depend on supply and demand, as well as on the "melt value" of the gold contained in a gold dollar. If, on the other hand, you're referring to the Golden Dollar coins currently in circulation, more than likely they won't increase much in value, although there's no way to tell how popular the Presidential Dollar coins will be even by this time next year. Note that the Golden Dollars have no gold in them whatsoever; their outer layers are actually bronze.
The price to purchase a gold dollar would be one dollar. The price of gold fluctuates constantly but a dollar is a dollar either way. To find the current price of gold one can check the stock prices where gold is listed.
It cost 5000 dollar bro
30 shillings which is equal to 1 dollar and 60 cents
Look at the date again. No $5 gold coins were struck in 1923.
The price of gold in 2000 was 279.11. Gold is well over the thousand dollar mark in the present market.
One dollar, and there's no gold in it.
$1. The coins are made of brass, not gold.
A dollar.
One dollar, and the coin contains no gold.
One dollar, and there's no gold in it.
Screwdrivers can cost as little as a dollar. In all tools you get what you pay for. I have $15 dollar screwdrivers that have lasted over 20 years and I've broken many 1 dollar screwdrivers.
5.4-million-dollar silk and gold cloth...i think that's wat i read anyways.