Gold · bar · 999.9
Gold bar 10 g
The 10 g gold bar is one of the most popular small gold bars: ten grams of 999.9 fine gold at a price within reach of most buyers.
Supplied by a recognized refiner of our choice. The brand and design of the bar you receive may differ from those shown, and depending on the brand it may or may not carry a serial number.
$1,417.82
No sales tax charged · updates live| Metal | Gold (Au, element 79) |
|---|---|
| Fine metal content | 10.00 g · 0.3215 ozt |
| Fineness | 999.9 |
| Premium over spot | 6% |
| Spot price used | $4,160.30 / ozt |
| Sales tax | No sales tax charged · United States |
| Price chart | Gold price chart → |
About the 10 g gold bar
It sits between the fractional coins and the 1 oz bar, with a lower premium per gram than the smaller bars. Bars of this size are usually supplied in a sealed assay card showing weight, fineness and serial number.
Small gold bars are a simple way to start buying gold or to add to a holding regularly. Gold is valued by weight and purity, so a bar of 999.9 fine gold is priced the same way anywhere in the world. The main difference between sizes is the premium, which falls as the bar gets larger.
Buying and paying
A 10 g gold bar is priced live from the gold spot price plus a stated premium of 6%, in US dollars. At checkout your price is locked for 10 minutes while you confirm your order. You then pay by domestic wire transfer or ACH, quoting your order number. We currently charge no sales tax; any use tax your state may require is your responsibility.
Frequently asked questions
How much gold is in a 10 g bar?
Ten grams of 999.9 fine gold, which is about 0.322 troy ounces.
10 g bar or Sovereign: which gives more gold?
The 10 g bar holds more gold than a Sovereign (10 g against 7.32 g) and is 24 karat. A Sovereign is a coin and legal tender, and it is very widely recognized. Comparing the price per gram is the easiest way to choose.
How do I know a gold bar is genuine?
Buy from a dealer you trust, and check that the weight and fineness on the assay card, and the serial number if the bar has one, match the bar. Bars from recognized refiners are easy for other dealers to verify when you sell.
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