Gold Price Calculator

Price of Gold Alerts Tell us your target price of Gold per ounce and we will send you an email or text message as soon as the market reaches your ideal Gold price. Benefits of our Gold Price Market Alerts include: Maximizing your Gold buying position Maximizing your exit or sell strategy Staying informed of Gold market changes To create your Gold price alert, simply create an account to receive all the benefits open to account members. You’ll gain access to our interactive Precious Metals portfolio tool, custom Gold price alerts, personalized product alerts, exclusive offers and more. Opening an account is free and takes just a minute. Gold Price Basics What is Gold spot price? The spot price of Gold is the base price of Gold in unfabricated form without any markup. Because Gold spot prices are taken at different times in different locations around the world, Gold ounce prices vary. Commonly quoted Gold bullion price markets, or those who influence the markets, include New York City, Chicago, Handy and Harman, Engelhard, Republic National Bank, London, Zurich, Paris, Frankfurt and Hong Kong. When buying Gold in the United States, the current price of Gold per ounce will generally be based on the current price of Gold in New York or Chicago. What is the cost of Gold? The actual retail cost of Gold is the spot price, or market price, plus a small premium the dealer charges to cover overhead. So, if the spot price of Gold is $1,300 per ounce, you can expect an ounce of Gold to cost just a bit more than that from a reputable dealer. The price of Gold will generally fluctuate throughout the day because of market updates. How much is an ounce of Gold worth? Since the Gold spot price updates every 60-seconds with the world market, the worth of an ounce of Gold can adjust every day. Moreover, depending on where you are buying Gold from, the premium of the Gold coin or bar will vary. Why should I care about the Gold spot price? The Gold spot price is important because it will affect your bottom line. The better Gold spot price, the better price you will pay as a buyer of Gold bullion coins like American Gold Eagles and Gold Buffalos, as well as South African Gold Krugerrands or Austrian Philharmonic coins. If you are selling Gold, you will want the highest possible Gold rate today to make the most potential profit. It doesn't matter whether you are buying Gold bars by the kilo or Gold coins by the ounce – the base price is the Gold spot price.