The live gold spot price converted to US dollars per troy ounce, with the purity breakdown that turns it into what a piece is actually worth.
As of 6:05 PM ET on September 22, 2026, gold is $4,363.29 per troy ounce in US dollars, based on a spot price of $4,363.29 per troy ounce.
| Unit | Grams | Gold price |
|---|---|---|
| Troy ounce ozt | 31.103 | $4,363.29 |
| Gram g | 1 | $140.28 |
| Kilogram kg | 1,000 | $140,283 |
| Pennyweight dwt | 1.555 | $218.16 |
| Tola tola | 11.664 | $1,636.23 |
| Ounce (avdp) oz | 28.35 | $3,976.96 |
| Purity | Fine | Per gram | Per troy oz |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24Kfine gold, bullion coins and bars | 99.9% | $140.14 | $4,358.93 |
| 22KGold Eagles, Krugerrands, Indian jewelry | 91.6% | $128.50 | $3,996.77 |
| 18Kfine jewelry | 75.0% | $105.21 | $3,272.47 |
| 14Kmost US jewelry | 58.5% | $82.07 | $2,552.52 |
| 10Kminimum karat sold as gold in the US | 41.7% | $58.50 | $1,819.49 |
| 9KUK and Australian jewelry | 37.5% | $52.61 | $1,636.23 |
The troy ounce is the unit the spot price itself is quoted in. It weighs 31.1035 g — about 10% more than the 28.35 g ounce on a kitchen scale.
The figure here is the spot price per troy ounce divided by 31.1035 and multiplied by 31.1035. Spot is the wholesale reference for pure metal; bullion dealers sell above it (a premium of roughly 2–5% for one-ounce coins) and buy back a little below it. Scrap buyers pay a percentage of the melt value, typically 85–95% for gold.
Prices refresh about once a minute from Metals.dev during market hours; the timestamp beside the headline figure shows when the last update arrived. Historical context back to 1968 is on the gold price history page.
Spot price per troy ounce ÷ 31.1035 g × 31.1035 g. The page does this live on every update.
No. It is the pure-metal value at wholesale spot. Buyers deduct refining and margin, so expect 85–95% of melt for gold scrap and slightly below spot for recognised bullion.
Precious metals use the troy system: one troy ounce is 31.1035 g, versus 28.3495 g for the avoirdupois ounce used for food and body weight. Twelve troy ounces make a troy pound.
Spot prices via Metals.dev, dealer bid and ask via Texas Precious Metals, history from daily LBMA fixes. Indicative market data, not an offer to buy or sell, and not investment advice.