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CA$6,065.05 | +1.47% | CA$19,499.59 | View Deal |
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CA$6,091.31 | +1.66% |
CA$19,584.10
$13,942
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CA$6,113.08 | +2.03% |
CA$19,654.34
$13,992
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CA$6,264.02 | +4.75% | CA$20,139.28 | View Deal |
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CA$6,346.07 | +6.15% | CA$20,403.06 | View Deal |
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100g Gold Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 100g gold bar tracked across dealers is CA$19,499.59, with prices ranging from CA$19,499.59 to CA$20,403.06. A 100g bar contains 3.215 troy ounces of gold, so the cost closely tracks the CA$5,976.44 gold spot price plus a fabrication and dealer premium.
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Fine Gold Bullion currently offers the lowest price at CA$19,499.59, a premium of 1.5% over the gold spot price. We compare 4 dealers in real time, so the comparison table above shows the full ranked list with the current cheapest at the top.
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A 100g minted bar is roughly the footprint of a large postage stamp but solid and noticeably heavy for its size. Cast bars of the same weight have a chunkier, more irregular shape. The front carries the refiner's name, the weight, and purity (999.9); the reverse often shows a serial number. Exact dimensions vary by refiner.
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Buying gold generally carries no purchase-reporting obligation, but selling may trigger a tax event. In the UK, gains above the £3,000 annual allowance are subject to CGT at 18% or 24% depending on your tax band. In Canada, 50% of any capital gain is included in taxable income. Always confirm with a tax adviser for your situation.