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100 g gold price today

100 g of pure gold is worth €11,792 today, or US$13,240 in US dollars. These are spot-content estimates before dealer premiums, deductions or taxes.

Source: MetalflowAPI · 2026-10-21 02:20 UTC

100 g gold value by fineness
Gold contentEURUSDGBP
Pure gold reference€11,792US$13,240£9,899
999 fine gold€11,781US$13,227£9,889
916 / 22k€10,802US$12,128£9,068
750 / 18k€8,844US$9,930£7,424
585 / 14k€6,899US$7,746£5,791
375 / 9k€4,422US$4,965£3,712

Estimated melt value

€11,781

100.00 g × 0.999 purity × €117.92 per gram of pure gold

One hundred grams: storage and a clear exit price

A hundred-gram gold bar is not simply ten ten-gram bars in commercial terms. The metal arithmetic scales directly, but the premium, resale flexibility, insurance and shipping terms do not. Check whether storage insurance covers the full declared value and whether the dealer’s buy-back policy applies to bars purchased elsewhere. A familiar product from a recognised refiner may be easier to quote than an unmarked private casting.

When comparing suppliers, write down the all-in purchase price, payment fees, insured delivery and immediately available resale quote. A low advertised premium can be offset by additional charges. If you already own a hundred grams of jewellery, do not assume it is investment gold: a 585 lot contains 58.5 grams of gold at the stated fineness, before any exclusions or testing adjustments.

Weight is not the same as gold content

The number on a scale is a starting point, not a complete valuation. For a 100 g item marked 750, the gold-content calculation is 100 × 0.750 = 75 grams of gold. With the current EUR reference of €117.92 per gram, that gives €8,844 in theoretical melt value. A 585 item of the same gross weight instead contains 58.5 grams of gold, worth €6,899 before deductions. Values are rounded only for display.

Stones, steel springs, solder, enamel and other components can change the net metal weight. Ask a buyer to show which weight it uses, which purity it tested and what amount it deducts. A hallmark is helpful evidence but does not replace testing when authenticity or composition is uncertain. Gold-plated and gold-filled objects cannot be valued by applying a solid-gold purity fraction to their entire weight.

Compare a retail quote with a scrap quote fairly

A dealer selling a finished bullion product usually quotes more than spot because the product has fabrication, distribution and commercial costs. A scrap buyer often quotes less than theoretical content value because recovering saleable metal has costs and risk. Neither difference is automatically suspicious. What matters is a transparent calculation for the same product, weight and date, including payment, delivery, assay and refining charges.

Compare the actual amount you will receive or pay, not just a headline rate. If two offers use different currencies, convert them at a consistent exchange rate. If one uses pennyweight and the other grams, convert the units before comparing. The calculator includes pennyweight, with one dwt equal to 1.55517384 grams. The international bullion quote uses troy ounces, with one troy ounce equal to 31.1034768 grams.

Tax treatment depends on the product

In the UK and EU, qualifying investment gold can be VAT-exempt, but the conditions concern the product and its fineness rather than simply its weight. Jewellery and scrap do not automatically meet those conditions. Switzerland has its own rules and the US uses state-level sales and use taxes rather than federal VAT. Check the relevant authority before treating the value here as an all-in purchase cost.

For the calculation rules and limitations, read our gold price methodology. Before selling, use the guide to comparing gold buyers; to publish this reference on a shop website, open the free gold price widget builder.

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Gold price per gram by karat (melt value)
KaratEUR / gUSD / gGBP / g
24k gold (999)€117.81US$132.27£98.89
22k gold (916)€108.02US$121.28£90.68
21k gold (875)€103.18US$115.85£86.62
18k gold (750)€88.44US$99.30£74.24
14k gold (585)€68.99US$77.46£57.91
10k gold (417)€49.17US$55.21£41.28
9k gold (375)€44.22US$49.65£37.12

Frequently asked questions

How is the 100 g gold price calculated?
Multiply the pure-gold price per gram by 100. For jewellery, also multiply by its tested fineness. A 750 hallmark uses 0.750, while a 999 hallmark uses 0.999.
Is 100 g of 18k gold worth the same as fine gold?
No. 100 g of 750 gold contains 75 grams of gold before exclusions for stones or non-gold components. The remaining alloy is not valued as gold.
How many troy ounces are in 100 g?
100 g equals approximately 3.215075 troy ounces. Precious metals use a 31.1034768-gram troy ounce, not the ordinary 28.3495-gram ounce.
Will a dealer pay the full 100 g spot value?
Not necessarily. Buyers may deduct testing, refining and their margin. Request a written net-weight and fineness calculation and compare several offers made at similar times.
Does the table include VAT and product premiums?
No. Spot content values exclude premiums and taxes. Qualifying investment gold can receive a VAT exemption in the UK and EU; jewellery does not automatically qualify. US sales tax depends on the state and product.