Gold $4,156.70/oz · as of Jun 19, 2026

What is my gold worth today?

Honest gold melt values for every karat. See per-gram, per-pennyweight, and per-ounce prices for 10K–24K gold, then calculate the exact value of your jewelry, coins, or scrap — instantly, free.

Gold$4,156.70 /oz Silver$64.96 /oz Updated Jun 19, 2026, 11:44 PM Live

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Spot × purity × weight Melt value, not an offer

Gold value calculator

Pick a karat, enter the weight, and see melt value instantly. The table shows today’s price per unit for every karat at a spot of $4,156.70/troy oz.

Gold melt value per unit · spot $4,156.70/troy oz
KaratPer gramPer pennyweightPer troy oz
24K Gold·99.90%$133.51$207.63$4152.54
22K Gold·91.67%$122.51$190.52$3810.45
18K Gold·75.00%$100.23$155.88$3117.53
14K Gold·58.50%$78.18$121.58$2431.67
10K Gold·41.67%$55.69$86.60$1732.10
Estimated melt value
$390.90
14K Gold · 58.50% pure · 5 grams · $78.18/gram
Dealers typically pay 60–90% of melt · why →

Gold price per gram by karat

How gold value is calculated

Spot price

Start with the live gold spot per troy ounce (31.1035 g), quoted in USD.

Apply purity

Multiply by karat purity — 24K is 99.9% gold, 14K is 58.5%. This gives the per-gram value of your gold.

Multiply by weight

Multiply the per-gram value by the item’s weight in grams (or convert from dwt / ozt).

Melt value, not an offer. The number above is raw metal value. Dealers pay a percentage of melt and may adjust for weight, collectibility, or fees. See how we calculate and the buyer guides.

Frequently asked

How much is a gram of 14K gold worth?

At a spot price of $4,156.70/troy oz, one gram of 14K gold (58.5% pure) is worth about $78.18 in melt value. Multiply by the weight in grams for the total.

How is gold value calculated?

Gold melt value = spot price per troy ounce ÷ 31.1035 × purity (by karat) × weight in grams. For pennyweight, divide the spot price by 20 instead.

Is the gold price shown live?

Yes — spot prices are pulled from a live third-party API on every weekly refresh.

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