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The metal market
Today's precious metal prices.
A quick reference for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium—updated from our scheduled market feed.
Spot-price reference
U.S. dollars per troy ounce
Metal prices are one part of a coin's value. Rarity, condition, certification, and collector demand can make an individual coin worth more—or less—than its metal content.
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Global trading pause; showing the last quote.
One global reference, with shop premiums kept separate
Our main prices use Metals.Dev spot gold, silver, platinum and palladium in U.S. dollars per fine troy ounce. We do not average regional benchmarks into a new spot price. The melt calculator and shop display use this same reference; buy and sell percentages are applied separately to fine-metal content.
With the upgraded feed allowance, updates run every minute Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern, and every five minutes during other active global sessions. Regional clocks follow their own daylight-saving rules. Trading pauses, exceptional closures and stale quotes are respected. Open the full-screen shop display.
Regional and benchmark comparisons
Published references can differ by timing, local market conditions and quotation method. They are comparisons, not ingredients in the main spot price. A feed snapshot time does not establish the publication time of each benchmark.
Regional comparisons will appear after the next successful spot-feed refresh.
What these prices can and cannot tell you
Useful for metal value
Spot prices are a helpful starting point for bullion and coins whose value is closely tied to gold or silver.
Not a coin appraisal
A rare date, exceptional condition, grading, or strong collector demand may matter much more than metal content.
Need help with one coin?
Start with an appraisal request and tell Pops what you have.