1/2 oz Gold Bar

17 products tracked across 15 dealers. Last updated 1 minute ago.

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+2.68% $2,144.24
A$3,057
+2.96% $2,152.99
A$3,070
+3.03% $2,154.58
A$3,072
+3.03% $2,154.58
A$3,072
+3.18% $2,154.77
A$3,072
+3.23% $2,155.68
A$3,073
+3.70% $2,164.35
A$3,086
+3.86% $2,171.81
A$3,096
+3.97% $2,171.24
A$3,096
+4.19% $2,175.75
A$3,102
+5.01% $2,197.37
£1,660
1/2 oz Gold Bar Various Mints
US IDC Coin and Bullion
+5.91% $2,207.85
1/2oz Gold Bar Minted 9999
GB Baird & Co. $2,207.47 for 50+
+7.12% $2,238.86
£1,692
1/2oz Gold Bar
GB Sharps Pixley
+7.63% $2,235.10
£1,689
+10.54% $2,305.22
0.5 oz Gold bar
US Mac's Coins
+15.31% $2,407.87
+16.81% $2,436.11
NZ$4,242
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1/2 oz Gold Bar: frequently asked questions

The cheapest 1/2 oz gold bar tracked on this page is $2,144.24 from Bulk Bullion, around 2.7% over the current $4,176.20 gold spot price. Smaller bars carry a slightly higher premium per ounce than larger ones because fabrication costs are spread across less metal. Check the table above for live prices from all listed dealers.
A half troy ounce gold bar contains 1/2 oz of gold. Troy ounces are the standard unit for precious metals and are slightly heavier than ordinary (avoirdupois) ounces. At 999.9 fine purity, virtually all of that weight is pure gold.
This comparison page currently lists 15 dealers offering 17 half-ounce gold bar products. The cheapest listing is from Bulk Bullion. Use the filters above to narrow by country or brand, and sort by premium over spot to find the best value.
Reporting rules vary by country. In the UK, you do not need to report a purchase, but you must report a disposal that results in a gain above the £3,000 annual CGT allowance. In Australia, the ATO treats gold bullion as an asset; gains are assessable income when you sell. In the US, dealers report certain large cash transactions, and capital gains on gold are taxable. Keep purchase records regardless of where you are based.

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