Gold$4,000.80 -22.40Silver$52.10 +0.88Platinum$1,543.80 +2.40Palladium$1,055.50 +26.70Live

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Live spot prices

Gold, silver, platinum and palladium, per troy ounce. Every price on Coins Online starts from these numbers.

Gold

0.56% down today
$4,000.80per troy ounce

−$22.40 todayBid $3,997.80 · Ask $4,000.80

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Silver

1.72% up today
$52.10per troy ounce

+$0.88 todayBid $52.00 · Ask $52.10

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Platinum

0.16% up today
$1,543.80per troy ounce

+$2.40 todayBid $1,535.80 · Ask $1,543.80

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Palladium

2.60% up today
$1,055.50per troy ounce

+$26.70 todayBid $1,045.50 · Ask $1,055.50

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Prices in U.S. dollars. This page checks for new prices every minute while it’s open.

Ratios

How the four metals compare today

A ratio is how many ounces of one metal an ounce of another buys. Many collectors follow the gold to silver ratio over time.

Gold to silver76.8 to 1

An ounce of gold buys about 77 ounces of silver.

Gold to platinum2.59 to 1

An ounce of gold buys about 2.6 ounces of platinum.

Platinum to palladium1.46 to 1

An ounce of platinum buys about 1.5 ounces of palladium.

The basics

What spot means for your price

Spot is the market price

It’s the price of one troy ounce of pure metal on the wholesale market. It moves through the trading day, from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon.

Coins and bars cost a little more

Refining, minting and shipping add a premium over spot. On Coins Online every price comes from one formula tied to live spot, the same for every customer.

Bid and ask

The ask is what the wholesale market charges for an ounce. The bid is what it pays for one. Our prices start from the ask.

Troy ounces

Precious metals are weighed in troy ounces. One troy ounce is 31.1 grams, about 10% heavier than the ounce on a kitchen scale.

FAQ

Questions about spot prices

How often do these prices change?

Spot moves whenever metal trades, nearly around the clock on weekdays. This page checks our feed every minute while it’s open. The markets close from Friday afternoon to Sunday evening, so weekend prices hold at Friday’s close.

Is the price I see in the shop the price I pay?

It is the price at that moment. Every price comes from one formula tied to the live spot price, the same for every customer, and moves with the market until you place your order. Then it is locked, however you pay (Payment Terms). Shipping, any sales tax and any fee for the payment method you choose are shown at checkout before you pay.

Do you buy metal back?

Yes. Coins Online is part of American Rare Coin & Collectibles, a dealer since 1985. We buy back at our posted buy prices on the day you sell.