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Spot prices · updated Oct 4, 7:39 AM ET

Live precious metal
prices, today.

Gold is $4,142.33 and silver $60.38 per troy ounce. Spot prices for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper, recorded every 30 minutes from the global market, paired with 30-day charts, coin melt values, and a live marketplace of bullion from verified sellers.

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The five pillars

Five metals. One ledger.

Today's spot price and 24-hour move for each metal. Open one for the full chart, coin values, and listings.

Today's spot prices per ounce, gram, and kilo

USD · last reading Oct 4, 7:39 AM ET · copper also shown per pound

MetalPer troy oz24hPer gramPer kiloPer lb
Gold$4,142.33▲ 0.03%$133.18$133,179—
Silver$60.38▲ 0.02%$1.94$1,941—
Platinum$1,699.70▲ 0.02%$54.65$54,647—
Palladium$1,167.76▼ 0.12%$37.54$37,544—
Copper$0.4500▼ 2.17%$0.0145$14$6.56
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Every reading we've recorded, at 30-minute resolution, with the change over each horizon spelled out.

Melt, not hype

Coin and bar values are spot × pure metal content — the floor under any asking price.

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Prices are recorded into PeerMetals' database, so the number on the page is the number the marketplace uses.

Educational layer

Purity tables, FAQs, and companion guides on premiums, ratios, and timing the metal market.

Learning library

Become a literate buyer.

The price tag is only half the conversation. Premium, purity, mint, condition — these are the words a serious collector speaks.

Understanding the Troy Ounce: Your Guide to Precious Metals Weight
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Investing

Understanding the Troy Ounce: Your Guide to Precious Metals Weight

What is a troy ounce? Learn the crucial difference between a troy ounce and a standard ounce, and why this universal unit of measurement is the foundation of trust in the global gold, silver, and platinum markets.

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What Is Bullion? An Introduction to Precious Metals
14 min read
Bullion

What Is Bullion? An Introduction to Precious Metals

Learn about bullion coins, rounds, and bars made from precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum, and understand why their value is tied directly to their weight and purity.

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The History of Gold Prices: From Fixed Value to Free Market
15 min read
History

The History of Gold Prices: From Fixed Value to Free Market

Trace the history of gold prices from the fixed rate of the Gold Standard to the free-floating market of today, and understand why events like the Nixon Shock made gold a premier safe-haven asset.

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Costco Silver Bars and Coins: Kirkland 1 oz Bars, Prices and Resale Value
8 min read
Bullion

Costco Silver Bars and Coins: Kirkland 1 oz Bars, Prices and Resale Value

What Costco silver costs versus spot: Kirkland Signature 1 oz bars, 10 oz bars and coin tubes, membership limits, and what the bars are worth when you sell.

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Costco Gold Bars: Price Today, Purchase Limits and Resale Value
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Bullion

Costco Gold Bars: Price Today, Purchase Limits and Resale Value

Costco 1 oz gold bars from PAMP and Rand Refinery: price versus spot today, the per-membership limit, Executive rewards, and what the bars are worth when you sell.

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Kennedy Half Dollar Value by Year: 1964 Silver, 40% Halves, Bicentennial and Clad
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Collecting

Kennedy Half Dollar Value by Year: 1964 Silver, 40% Halves, Bicentennial and Clad

Kennedy half dollar values for every year: 1964 90% silver melt at today's spot, 1965-1970 40% silver, the 1776-1976 Bicentennial, 1974 no mint mark, and the errors worth money.

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14h ago

“Beautiful Perth Mint Lunar coins. They look amazing and greatly appreciate the amazing price from the seller. Thank you!”

RUMY
RUMY
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14h ago

“Excellent service, will buy again from this seller!”

Kevin Davies
Kevin Davies
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16h ago

“Great seller. Fast delivery”

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Michael Lord
Verified buyer
16h ago

“All coins arrived quickly and were packed securely. Condition is as described. Great looking Morgans all over 100 years old. Recommend this seller.”

Gene A Ingram
Gene A Ingram
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18h ago

“Another fantastic experience! I think i've made probably a dozen orders with this seller , he has been the easiest to work with , does the best bundle deals.. i…”

Jeffrey Crowther
Jeffrey Crowther
Verified buyer
19h ago

“Exactly as shown. Efficient seller. Thx!”

Silver Sipher
Silver Sipher
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1d ago

“Great price, excellent condition and arrived quickly.”

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2d ago

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Questions

Spot price FAQ.

What is a spot price?

The spot price is the current market price for one troy ounce of a pure metal for immediate delivery, quoted in US dollars. It is the benchmark every dealer, refiner, and marketplace seller prices from; physical coins and bars sell at spot plus a premium.

How often are these prices updated?

PeerMetals records the global spot price for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper every 30 minutes, around the clock while markets are open. Each metal page charts the last 30 days of those readings.

Why does a coin cost more than the spot price?

The difference is the premium: minting, distribution, and the seller's margin. Premiums are lowest on large bars and generic rounds and highest on fractional and collectible coins. Buying from individual sellers with no retail overhead -- which is what the PeerMetals marketplace is -- keeps premiums low.

What is a troy ounce?

31.1035 grams, about 10% heavier than the 28.35-gram ounce used for food. All precious metal prices are quoted per troy ounce.

Can I get price alerts?

Yes -- each metal page has a price alert sign-up. You get one email when that metal makes a meaningful move, plus new listings priced near melt.