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18K Gold Price Per Gram Today

Melt value of 18K Gold at today's spot price of $3,901.30 per troy ounce. Buyers pay less than melt; the table below shows by how much.

Per gram, melt value

$94.07

Per pennyweight
$146.30
Per troy ounce
$2,925.98
75% pure gold25% silver, copper & zinc
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Cash buyers usually offer 70–90% of melt value. Adjust if you have a quote.

Melt value $940.72. Likely cash offer $658.51 – $846.65.

75% pure gold25% silver, copper & zinc

Signed and designer pieces can sell for well above melt as whole jewelry. Check sold listings before you scrap them.

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What 18K Gold is worth by weight

Melt value at today's spot price, and the cash offer to expect at the usual 70–90% of melt.
WeightMelt valueLikely offer
1 g$94.07$65.85 – $84.67
1 dwt$146.30$102.41 – $131.67
5 g$470.36$329.25 – $423.33
10 g$940.72$658.51 – $846.65
20 g$1,881.45$1,317.01 – $1,693.30
1 ozt$2,925.98$2,048.18 – $2,633.38
50 g$4,703.61$3,292.53 – $4,233.25
100 g$9,407.23$6,585.06 – $8,466.51
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Quick answers for 18K Gold

How much is 1 gram of 18K Gold worth?
About $94.07 in melt value at today's spot price. A cash buyer will usually offer $65.85 to $84.67.
How much is 5 grams of 18K Gold worth?
About $470.36 in melt value at today's spot price. A cash buyer will usually offer $329.25 to $423.33.
How much is 10 grams of 18K Gold worth?
About $940.72 in melt value at today's spot price. A cash buyer will usually offer $658.51 to $846.65.
How much is a pennyweight of 18K Gold worth?
About $146.30 in melt value at today's spot price. A cash buyer will usually offer $102.41 to $131.67.
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About 18K Gold

18K is 75% gold. It is the usual standard for fine jewelry in Europe and for luxury watch cases, and it keeps a rich yellow color.

Marked as
Rows of gold bars stamped 999.9 Fine Gold

Before you sell

Know the mark. Know the melt. Then name your price.