Daily reference FX. Rate date: Sat, 24 Oct 2026 00:02:31 +0000
The chart uses recorded observations only. Missing periods are not backfilled.
Observations accumulate after launch; this is not an official close or dealer bid-ask series.
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Enter the buyer’s price for this item per selected unit. Purity is not applied to this quote again.
Excludes fabrication, premiums, taxes and spreads.
Holdings calculation guide| Quantity | Fine-metal reference | Calculation |
|---|---|---|
| 0.1 kg | £9,607.61 | Calculate |
| 0.5 kg | £48,038.07 | Calculate |
| 1 kg | £96,076.15 | Calculate |
| 5 kg | £480,380.73 | Calculate |
| 10 kg | £960,761.47 | Calculate |
The table multiplies the selected unit reference by quantity. Product purity, premiums and transaction costs change realizable values. Use the calculator for a custom holding.
1,000 g × 0.9999 = 999.9 g
This is a content example assuming the stated fineness is correct. Stones, fillers and non-metal components are excluded from the calculation weight. It is not an assay or a live quotation.
A bar, coin and jewellery item can carry different terms. Record the item, fineness, weight and count together. A premium paid for a packaged product may not be recovered in a buyback quote.
For resale, use the dealer’s bid. Multiply the matched quantity by that bid and subtract percentage charges and fixed fees for net proceeds. Confirm the quote’s validity period and whether partial sales are accepted.
Compare dealer offers| Purity | Fine grams | Metal reference |
|---|---|---|
| Fine metal | 1,000 g | £96,076.15 |
| 999 | 999 g | £95,980.07 |
| 995 | 995 g | £95,595.77 |
| 22k (22/24) | 916.6666667 g | £88,069.80 |
| 18k (18/24) | 750 g | £72,057.11 |
| 585 | 585 g | £56,204.55 |
| 14k (14/24) | 583.3333333 g | £56,044.42 |
This values metal content, not a product buy or sell quote. A delayed source also means a delayed table reference.
Documented fineness can differ from a theoretical karat fraction: 585 is exactly 58.5%, while 14/24 is approximately 58.3333%.
A kilogram is 1,000 grams. Dividing 1,000 by 31.1034768 gives about 32.1507466 troy ounces. This converts gross weight; fineness is a separate input when calculating fine gold content. Keep precision during the calculation and round the monetary result at the end.
The theoretical fine content of a 1,000-gram 995-fine item is 995 grams; for 999.9 fineness it is 999.9 grams, a difference of 4.9 grams. This does not assay the actual bar. Compare fineness, product terms, delivered cost and buyback bids rather than gross weight alone.
Arithmetic can value a fractional kilo, but that does not mean a dealer accepts a partial bar. If the product must be sold whole, use kilos and a sale increment of one in the cash-target tool. Confirm that the bid and fees apply to the complete product.
Calculate quantity and fineness · Plan a cash target · Compare actual offers
Compare scrap by gram and bullion coins by fine content.
9 / 24 × gross grams
0.375 g
Enter an actual unit quote to compare a premium or deduction.
Metal value is not a dealer quote. Excludes stones, mounts, fabrication and collectible value.
Compare several dealer offers ↗Fine grams × fine-gram price in the selected currency × quantity. Purity is not applied twice to coins with stated fine content.
Royal Mint · Sovereign specification · NIST · g / troy oz / dwtUNDERSTAND THE MARKET
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Read the guide02Combine metal and FX changes; measure the premium separately.
Read the guide03Separate expectations, observations and price reactions.
Read the guideOne kilogram is 1,000 grams; its ounce equivalent is 1,000 / 31.1034768. Apply the weight conversion and then product purity. At 995 fineness, a one-kilogram item contains 995 grams of fine metal. Match currency, timestamps and purity when comparing per-kilo and per-gram prices. Several smaller packaged products can cost more than one larger product with the same contained metal.
The following figures are a worked example, not current prices. Illustrative USD/troy-ounce reference: 3,100. 1 kilograms × 0.995 = 995 grams of fine gold. Illustrative metal value: 99,168.9778 USD.
This value is neither a dealer’s ask nor your net resale proceeds. Enter actual bid and ask quotes in the same unit and add total fees separately. Quotes taken at different times can also differ from a calculated reference. When changing currency in the calculator, remember that FX is a daily reference.
Fabrication, minting, branding and packaging can add to a product’s price. Paying a premium does not establish that it will be recovered on resale. Compare fine content and total transaction cost rather than gross grams alone. Use the dealer ask when purchasing and the dealer bid when reselling.