10 Gram Gold Bars

What Does 10 Grams of Gold Cost?

Ten grams is 0.3215 of a troy ounce, so the metal value is roughly a third of the gold spot price, plus the premium the refiner charges to make and certify the bar. That arithmetic is the whole of the 10 gram gold bar price — there is nothing else in it.

Ten grams is the size that balances the two things working against each other. Premiums fall as bars get bigger, but big bars cannot be sold in pieces. At 10 grams the premium is far below what you pay per gram at 1 gram, while the outlay stays well under a full ounce.

Bars at this weight arrive sealed in assay cards carrying a serial number, weight and fineness. Leave the seal intact — it is the fastest proof of authenticity you have when you sell.

Every listing is priced against the live gold market rather than held at a fixed rate, and ships fast, discreet and fully insured. Prefer a smaller unit? See 1 gram gold.