Gold: $4070.59  Silver: $51.91  Platinum: $1532.87  90% Junk $1 FV: $37.12  Gold/Silver Ratio: 78.42

Sell Your Gold -- Live Dealer Buyback Prices

Gold spot: $4070.59 / troy oz

Looking to sell gold bullion? The table below shows live buyback prices from multiple online bullion dealers -- what they will pay you today for gold coins, bars, and rounds. Prices update throughout the day so you can see which dealer is currently offering the most for your gold.

Last updated: Nov 8, 2026 9:00 PM UTC

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Live gold buyback prices

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Gold melt values -- reference

Melt value is the base metal content at today's spot price. Most dealers pay between 97% and 99% of melt value for standard gold bullion products.

Gold melt value calculator -- for karat jewelry and scrap.

What dealers typically pay for gold bullion

For standard gold bullion products like American Gold Eagles, Gold Buffalos, and gold bars from major refineries, most reputable online dealers pay between 97% and 99% of the current gold spot price. Gold's high per-ounce value means even a fraction of a percent difference between dealers can translate to tens of dollars on a single coin.

Products with collector premiums -- proof coins, key-date eagles, and pre-1933 US gold -- often receive higher offers because dealers can resell them above melt. Generic gold rounds and secondary-market bars typically receive offers closer to 96-97% of spot, since they carry lower premiums on the buy side.

How to get the best price when selling gold

Start by checking the melt value of your items using today's gold spot price -- the reference table below gives you the baseline. Then compare that to the live dealer buyback prices in the table above. The difference is the dealer's spread, and it varies by product and by dealer. Getting quotes from multiple dealers is the fastest way to make sure you are not leaving money on the table. You can submit your items through our form below to receive competing offers from dealers in our network, or contact dealers directly using the links in the table. For a cross-metal view, see compare buyback prices, or return to the sell hub.

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Gold sell FAQ

How much do gold dealers pay for Gold Eagles?

Most online bullion dealers currently pay between 97% and 99% of the gold spot price for 1 oz American Gold Eagles. The exact price varies by dealer, quantity, and market conditions. Check the buyback price table above for today's live dealer prices.

Is it better to sell gold coins or gold bars?

Gold coins like Eagles and Buffalos generally receive higher buyback prices than generic gold bars or rounds because they carry higher premiums when resold. However, the difference is usually small -- 1-2% of spot at most. The bigger factor is comparing prices across dealers for whatever product you have.

What is the minimum amount of gold I can sell to a dealer?

Minimums vary by dealer. Some accept any quantity, while others require a minimum order value (for example, $1,000 or $5,000). Check the "Min Qty" column in the dealer detail view for each product, or submit your items through the form below for custom quotes.

Do dealers pay more for newer gold coins?

For standard bullion coins (non-proof, non-special edition), the year typically does not affect the buyback price -- dealers price them based on gold content. Proof coins, first-year-of-issue coins, and coins with low mintages may receive premium offers from dealers who serve collectors.

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Buyback prices shown are sourced from dealer websites and updated approximately every 15 minutes. Actual buyback offers may vary based on quantity, condition, payment method, and market conditions. FindBullionPrices does not buy or sell bullion directly. Contact dealers for current quotes.