Live gold and silver prices, clearly explained in your currency — with tola, sovereign and baht converters, calculators, a holdings tracker, and history you can actually read.
USD spot price per troy ounce
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USD spot price per troy ounce
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Since your last visit
Once prices arrive, this section compares them with your previous visit or the latest daily reference.
Unit converter & calculators
Grams, 10 grams, tola, sovereign, baht and troy ounce — with purity. These are the figures you need when standing at a jeweller or bank counter.
Enter a weight and purity to see today’s pure-metal (melt) value at spot.
Enter what a shop quotes for an item to see the premium over spot metal value.
Melt value is the spot value of the pure metal only. Real shop prices add making charges, taxes, duties and dealer margins, so a positive premium is normal — especially for jewellery.
Your holdings
Save a few items once — they stay in this browser only, with no account and no server. Come back any time to see today’s value and how it has moved.
No items yet — add your first piece above. For example:
Price history
Switch timeframes and metals, hover to read any day, and use the buy simulator to see how an amount bought on a past date would look today.
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Pick a timeframe and slide to a past date to simulate a purchase.
History uses daily USD closes (weekly or monthly for long ranges) from Frankfurter, converted with the latest FX rate. Event markers are approximate context, not precise timestamps.
Price context
Factual indicators place the current quote within its recent daily range. They describe direction—not whether anyone should buy or sell.
How many ounces of silver equal the value of one ounce of gold.
Calculated from the matching daily observation nearest to 30 days ago.
This information is provided for education and general market context. It is not financial advice or a recommendation to trade or purchase precious metals.
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Alerts are best-effort and run only while this page is open in your browser — they are not a substitute for a brokerage or exchange alert service.
Where to buy
Well-known sellers for your region, plus the local pricing realities — taxes, duties and the forms people actually buy.
These sellers are listed for general reference only — not endorsements, and not live quotes. Estimated bands apply a typical premium to the current spot price and will differ from each seller’s actual price, which reflects live premiums, availability, taxes, import duties and (for jewellery) making charges. Always confirm the current price on the seller’s own website.
General market context
Precious-metal prices are influenced by several connected markets. These are the factors investors commonly monitor when interpreting current movement.
These factors are educational context, not a claim about the cause of today’s movement.
Ask Summaverick to explain today’s driversA short guide
A spot quote is a market reference. The amount paid at a jeweller or bullion dealer will usually differ.
Metals trade in troy ounces (31.1035 g). A tola is 11.6638 g, a sovereign/pavan is taken as 8 g, and a Thai baht of gold is 15.244 g at 96.5% purity.
24K is near-pure. 22K (916) is about 91.7% gold; the metal value scales with purity, before making charges, tax or dealer margin.
Spot is the wholesale market reference. Coins, bars and jewellery trade above it because they are finished retail products.
These are spot-market reference prices. Retail jewellery and bullion prices may include taxes, dealer premiums, fabrication costs, making charges and local market spreads.
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Live quotes and daily context are kept separate so the interface does not imply more certainty than the source data supports.