Gold price by weight
- 1 gram
- $137.90
- 10 grams
- $1,379.01
- 100 grams
- $13,790
- 1 troy ounce
- $4,289.20
- 1 kilogram
- $137,901
All prices in USD per troy ounce (31.1035 g) · Source: Gold API · Indicative data View source →
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Price in USD per Troy ounce
All prices in USD per troy ounce (31.1035 g) · Source: Gold API · Indicative data
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