Calculate the exact value of your scrap gold based on current market prices. Whether you have broken jewelry, gold coins, or dental gold, our calculator provides accurate valuations for all gold purities including 24k, 22k, 18k, 14k, and 10k gold.
Enter your gold's weight and select its purity to calculate the current melt value based on live market prices.
Select a purity level to view specific pricing and information
Current gold prices calculated across different weight units. All prices shown are for pure 24K gold.
Compare gold prices across different market benchmarks. Spot price, London fixes (LBMA), and regional markets (MCX, IBJA) may differ due to timing, currency, and local supply/demand.
| Source | Per Oz (USD) | Per Gram | Per Kg | Change (24h) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spot Price International spot market | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| LBMA Fix London Bullion Market Association | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| MCX Multi Commodity Exchange, India | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| IBJA India Bullion & Jewellers Assoc. | -- | -- | -- | -- |
Find answers to common questions about gold pricing, purity, and valuation.
Gold purity is measured using two systems: karats (K) and fineness.
Common stamps you'll find on gold jewelry include "14K", "585" (14K fineness), "18K", "750" (18K fineness), etc.
Follow these steps to maximize your return when selling gold:
Reputable dealers typically offer 75-95% of melt value for scrap gold.
Gold purity determines the actual gold content in your item and directly affects its value:
The remaining percentage consists of alloy metals like copper, silver, or zinc that add strength and color.
When selling scrap gold, understanding the calculation process helps you get fair value:
Different gold items typically contain varying amounts of pure gold:
Gold can be measured in various units depending on region and purpose:
