Gold Bars for Sale

Shop investment-grade gold bars from 1 gram up to 1 kilo, struck by LBMA-approved refiners like PAMP Suisse, Valcambi and Perth Mint. Every bar is priced live off the spot market and ships fully insured (free to a FedEx location over $1,000) — or sell yours back in person at our 47th Street counter in NYC's Diamond District.

Shop gold bars and compare refiners, designs and packaging. Check whether each bar includes an assay card and whether it is new or from the secondary market.

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Choose a gold bar by weight and presentation

Gram bars suit smaller individual purchases and gifts; 1 oz bars make it straightforward to compare equal gold weights across refiners. Larger bars concentrate more value in one piece, which also affects how much you can sell at once.

Check the listed fineness, refiner, assay packaging and product condition. Compare premiums at the same quantity; do not assume the largest bar always has the lowest premium.

For in-person help, contact our New York store. Already own bullion? See what we pay today and how to sell it to us.

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How to compare gold bars

Choose a bar by its stated fine-metal content and weight, then compare the total price for the same quantity and payment method. Cast and minted bars have different finishes. Assay cards, protective sleeves and original packaging are included only when the individual listing says so.

Compare the payment price

Use the product’s quantity table to compare unit prices. Your selected payment method and order quantity determine the applicable price.

Read the product details

Check the stated metal, purity, year and packaging. Ask about any condition detail that matters to your purchase.

Get help choosing

Contact our New York team for product questions or plan a store visit.

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