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(二) 位于市区的某商场系增值税一般纳税人，2011年11月发生如下业务： (1)购进电子电器产品，取得增值税专用发票，注明价款1258万元；自农村收购玉米小麦等粮食类货物，收购凭证注明价款为128万元；购进水饺等速冻食品，取得专用发票注明价款187万元： (2)“以旧换新”方式销售金项链980条，新项链对外含税销售价格25000元，旧项链作价13000元，每条项链从消费者手中收取新旧差价款12000元；并以同一方式销售某品牌镀金手表200块，此表对外销售价每块不含税11350元，旧表作价1350元； (3)同期赠送业务关系户24K纯金戒指15枚，同类不含税售价为3347.37元/枚；销售包金项链110条，向消费者开出的普通发票金额为50000元；销售镀金项链15条，向消费者开出的普通发票金额为80000元； (4)本月销售电子产品，取得零售收入1857万元；小麦、玉米等粮食类货物销售收入价税合计为258万元； (5)本期销售音像制品，取得含税收入128万元； (6)向厂家收取进场费，取得收入20万元。 (高档手表消费税税率为20%，本期购进金银首饰等取得增值税专用发票上注明的进项税额为14万元) 根据上述资料回答下列问题： 销售金项链应缴纳的消费税为( )元。
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