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No verified reference1 Troy OunceUSDObserved β
A current reference Gold price, together with the full verified World Bank monthly historical record, country-specific views, and the calculators to turn any of it into a real weight and value. Every figure states where it came from.
No verified reference1 Troy OunceUSDObserved β
World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet") monthly averages, USD per troy ounce β historical, never a spot or current price.
Period shown Jan 1960 β Jul 2026Observations 799 monthlyLow 35 USDHigh 5020 USD
Source: World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), Monthly Prices (opens in a new tab) Β· Licence CC-BY-4.0 Β· Monthly period averages, quoted in USD per troy ounce Β· Retrieved 2026-08-22. Period averages, not spot, dealer or live prices.
Local currency and unit conventions, one dedicated page per market.
A fixed-unit view, a weight/purity conversion, or the ratio against Silver β each its own focused tool.
How the two metals have moved over the same historical period, and how the ratio between them has changed.
Current reference price
Read from this platform's own metals reference service. A figure shown as "Reference" is the source's own value, untouched; "Calculated Reference" means a currency conversion and/or a weight/quantity multiplication was applied on top of it, using this platform's existing FX and weight-conversion engines β never a second, independent calculation. When no verified observation exists, the page states that honestly rather than showing a placeholder number.
Historical data
World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), monthly averages, nominal USD per troy ounce. This is a genuinely different thing from the current reference price above: a monthly average, not a current or spot figure, and never presented as one. A month with no verified observation is left out β never filled in, interpolated, or estimated.