Still good for a solid bump up. Gold's currently at $2037, putting "melt value" of pre-1933 coinage at 98.5x FV.
I was just going by Coinflation, which now has it at 99.3x (with spot gold at $2052.47). At the figures you're quoting, it would be 100x, if I'm figuring correctly. (I could've sworn I'd previously seen gold hit 100x FV on Coinflation, very briefly.) Your 96.75% is the portion of an ounce of gold that a double eagle contains. Circulating gold was valued at $20.67/oz. When gold cost $20.67, a double eagle contained $20 worth of gold. When gold costs $2067, a double eagle contains $2000 worth of gold.