• Price Change UP Icon Gold $2,156.00 +2.00
  • Price Change DOWN Icon Silver $24.91 -0.24
  • Price Change DOWN Icon Platinum $915.00 -28.00
  • Price Change DOWN Icon Palladium $1,022.00 -69.00
Gold
$2,156.00
+2.00

Live Gold Spot Prices

Gold prices change constantly, and our live spot gold prices and charts update every minute during trading hours to reflect recent market fluctuations. The gold price table below displays pricing in increments; gold price per gram, gold price per ounce and gold price per kilogram. Visit our interactive silver chart to view historical gold prices dating back 10 years.

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Gold Spot Prices Today Change
Gold Prices Per Ounce $2,156.00
+2.00
Gold Prices Per Gram $69.32
+0.06
Gold Prices Per Kilo $69,315.40
+64.30

Monex Live Gold Spot Prices

We provide Gold investors with up to the minute live Gold spot prices for various Gold weights including ounces, grams and kilos.

The Value of Precious Metals at Today's Price

Gold
$2,156.00
+2.00
Current Value
$43,120.00 USD
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    Monex Gold Product Prices

    We provide gold investors with up to the minute live gold product prices on in-demand gold bullion bas and coins.

  • Buy Pure Gold Bullion Bars

    Gold1 Kilo Bullion Bar

    Ask
    $70,410.65
    +65.34
    Bid
    $68,124.82
    +65.34
  • one kilo gold bar suisse

    Gold10 oz Bullion Bar

    Ask
    $21,916.00
    +21.00
    Bid
    $21,204.00
    +21.00
  • 1 oz .9999 gold bar asahi refining

    Gold1 oz Bullion Bar

    Ask
    $2,211.00
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,121.00
    +2.00
  • GoldAmerican Eagle Coin

    Ask
    $2,272.90
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,194.70
    +2.00
  • american gold buffalo coin reverse

    GoldAmerican Buffalo Coin

    Ask
    $2,275.00
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,196.80
    +2.00
  • gold canadian maple leaf coin reverse

    GoldCanadian Maple Leaf Coin

    Ask
    $2,238.50
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,161.50
    +2.00
  • gold vienna philharmonic coin obverse

    GoldVienna Philharmonic Coin

    Ask
    $2,236.60
    +2.09
    Bid
    $2,159.60
    +2.09
  • gold australian kangaroo coin reverse random year

    GoldAustralian Kangaroo Coin

    Ask
    $2,235.50
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,158.70
    +2.00
  • gold south african krugerrand coin obverse

    GoldSouth African Krugerrand

    Ask
    $2,238.40
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,161.40
    +2.00
  • gold canadian klondike coin reverse

    GoldCanadian Klondike Coin

    Ask
    $2,368.00
    +2.00
    Bid
    $2,164.00
    +2.00

The Gold/Silver
Price Ratio

There is no doubt that gold and silver prices have been sensationally volatile in terms of paper currency, especially as you compare their values over a long period. Just fifty years ago, thirty-five U. S. dollars were exchanged for one troy ounce of gold.
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People Also Ask
Why is gold valuable?

Much of gold's value comes from its scarcity. Research suggests that if you added up the world’s holdings of gold throughout all of history, you would only get about 120,000 metric tons. And to understand how gold is still scarce today, consider that every year the world’s supply of gold increases 2,000 tons, in contrast to American steel which increases an average of 10,500 tons per hour!

Because of gold’s dynamic nature, investors place a value on gold for different reasons. Some will see gold and think of the scarcity, some will think of its ability to be traded, others will think about its potential as a safe haven investment, no matter the reason, investors will often look to gold when they are looking for an investment in precious metals.

What affects gold prices?

Like other precious metals, the value of gold products such as gold coins and gold bullion fluctuates throughout the day and reacts to economic events which may occur. The price of gold is specifically affected by the relationship between the amount of buyers and the number of sellers. In the U.S. oftentimes dollar-denominated commodities go up in value when the dollar goes down and it takes more dollars to buy the commodity.

What are some of the key historical events that affected gold prices?

From the first gold coins used as money at around 700 BC to modern day central banks and governments hoarding it, gold has had an eventful history. Below are just a few of the key dates and events in the history of gold in America:

  • 1792: The Dollar is fixed by law at 24.75 grains or .05156 troy ounces of gold.
  • 1837: The coinage was reworked and the dollar was revalued and fixed at 25.8 grains 9/10’s fine. One troy ounce of gold was now worth $20.67.
  • 1837-1933: The value of one troy ounce of gold remained $20.67 for 96 years.
  • 1933: President Roosevelt signed Presidential Executive Order 6102 making it unlawful to own gold coins, gold bullion, or gold certificates.
  • 1934: The Gold Reserve Act passed Congress in just five days. All gold held by the Fed had title transferred to the U.S. Treasury.
  • 1944: Adopted by Bretton Woods at $35 per troy ounce. The price remained until 1970.
  • 1970: Gold begins to trade at around $40-42 per troy ounce.
  • 1980: The value of gold reaches a new high at $837 per troy ounce.
  • 1999-2001: Gold begins trading at $250.
  • 2011: Gold reaches a historic high of $1924 per troy ounce only 10 years after trading at $250.
Why do investors choose to buy gold?

Gold offers many of the benefits that come with owning physical precious metals such as portfolio diversification, high liquidity, a potential hedge against inflation, and more. Investing in gold also means you are investing in a metal that is used on a global scale. Gold is traded in global markets from New York to Hong Kong to Zurich. Almost every major government in the world holds a certain amount of gold as a vital reserve asset. As far as benefits go, this simply scratches the surface as to why gold is not just a powerful commodity to invest in, but also popular around the entire globe.

How do I start investing in gold?

Are you interested in getting started? Give Monex a call at 800-444-8317 and speak with one of our knowledgeable Account Representatives about investing in gold. Discover more about our exceptional two-way buy/sell market and our quality gold products, and the price of gold today, as well as the benefits that investing in precious metals may add to a traditional investment portfolio.

Should I buy gold bars or gold coins?

The many advantages of owning physical gold give you good reasons to invest in either gold bars or gold coins. Bars are often bought by investors who are looking for storage and while the convenience of taking delivery of gold coins often makes investors more prone to go with that option, you still have the option of storage with either gold coins or gold bullion. An investor who is looking for a convenient way to take delivery of gold bullion will often acquire a 10 ounce gold bullion bar or perhaps 10 one ounce Gold American Eagle coins or Gold American Buffalo coins. Ultimately, the choice is yours and our inventory here at Monex allows you to invest in precious metals many different ways.

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