1 Gram Gold Bars

One gram is the smallest unit of gold worth owning in physical form, and it is where most people start. At roughly one thirty-first of a troy ounce, a 1 gram gold bar or coin costs a fraction of a full ounce while holding metal of identical purity.

Bar or Coin?

At this size the distinction matters less than people expect. A 1 gram gold coin carries a face value and a sovereign guarantee; a bar carries a refiner’s stamp and an assay card. Both hold the same metal, and the premium over spot is what separates them.

What both share is a high premium relative to weight. Producing, sealing and certifying one gram costs nearly as much as doing it for ten, so expect to pay proportionally more over spot than you would on a full ounce.

This size suits three situations: a first purchase, a gift, and divisibility — a strip of small bars can be broken up in a way a single ounce cannot.

Prices here move with the gold market rather than sitting fixed, and everything ships fast, discreet and fully insured. We also pay cash for gold in any size.