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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price | |
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Metal Market Europe
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$4,175.64 | +0.00% |
$134,249.57
€117,075
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Bullion Center
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$4,186.53 | +0.23% |
$134,599.43
CA$190,485
|
View Deal |
Camino Coin Company
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$4,192.10 | +0.58% | $134,779.12 | View Deal |
Summit Metals
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$4,204.36 | +0.67% | $135,173.30 | View Deal |
Summit Bullion
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$4,202.38 | +0.75% | $135,109.46 | View Deal |
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Toronto Gold Bullion
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$4,207.99 | +0.81% |
$135,290.67
CA$191,463
|
View Deal |
Monument Metals
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$4,211.40 | +0.97% | $135,399.41 | View Deal |
Bullion Giant
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$4,227.28 | +1.01% |
$135,911.48
£102,704
|
View Deal |
GLT Direct
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$4,208.34 | +1.08% | $135,301.25 | View Deal |
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Gold Stock Live
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$4,203.64 | +1.31% |
$135,145.53
CA$191,258
|
View Deal |
American Rare Coin and Collectibles
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$4,238.98 | +1.50% | $136,286.31 | View Deal |
Indigo Precious Metals
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$4,238.78 | +1.53% |
$136,277.61
£102,981
|
View Deal |
Sprott Money
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$4,235.60 | +1.60% | $136,177.74 | View Deal |
Sharps Pixley
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$4,238.16 | +1.60% |
$136,261.86
£102,969
|
View Deal |
|
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Fine Gold Bullion
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$4,221.68 | +1.61% |
$135,734.65
CA$192,092
|
View Deal |
Baird & Co.
$135,888.59 for 51+
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$4,251.85 | +1.72% |
$136,695.85
£103,297
|
View Deal |
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Blanchard
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$4,213.16 | +1.72% | $135,455.97 | View Deal |
PMR Bullion
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$4,250.22 | +1.77% | $136,647.73 | View Deal |
Gold Secure
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$4,251.54 | +1.79% |
$136,685.27
A$194,872
|
View Deal |
| $4,252.77 | +1.83% | $136,729.64 | View Deal | |
Coins Online
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$4,260.56 | +2.02% | $136,980.15 | View Deal |
| $4,264.19 | +2.11% | $137,096.92 | View Deal | |
Baird & Co.
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$4,278.91 | +2.37% |
$137,570.38
£103,958
|
View Deal |
|
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Canadian Bullion
|
$4,282.64 | +2.48% |
$137,693.02
CA$194,863
|
View Deal |
Veldt Gold
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$4,282.76 | +2.55% | $137,693.75 | View Deal |
Bullion Trading LLC
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$4,278.44 | +2.58% | $137,554.90 | View Deal |
GoldCore
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$4,285.75 | +2.78% |
$137,788.49
€120,161
|
View Deal |
| $4,298.19 | +2.83% |
$138,194.42
£104,429
|
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As Good As Gold
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$4,298.50 | +2.92% |
$138,204.75
A$197,039
|
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GoldCore UK
|
$4,279.84 | +2.96% |
$137,600.51
£103,981
|
View Deal |
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1 Kilo Gold Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1 kg gold bar across the 43 dealers we track is $134,249.57 (sold by Metal Market Europe), sitting around 0.0% over the $4,176.20 gold spot price. Prices move with gold throughout the day, so the table above always shows the live best deal.
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A 1 kilo gold bar weighs exactly 1 Kilo, equal to 32.15 troy ounces. Dimensions vary by manufacturer and bar type: cast bars and minted bars differ in profile, and each refinery sets its own tolerances. Check the product listing for the specific bar's dimensions.
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Tax rules differ by country. In the UK, gains on gold bars are subject to CGT at 18% or 24% depending on your income tax band, after the £3,000 annual allowance. US investors pay up to 28% on long-term gains as gold is classed a collectible. In Canada, 50% of the gain is included in taxable income at your marginal rate. Investment-grade gold bars carry no VAT in the UK, Canada, or Australia.
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A dedicated home safe bolted to the floor or wall is the most common solution. Look for fire-rated and flood-rated construction, as gold itself is highly resistant to fire damage. Ensure your home insurance policy explicitly covers gold bullion at the full replacement value, as standard policies often cap precious metal coverage well below the value of a 1 kg bar.
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Yes. Private ownership of gold bullion is fully legal in all the countries BullionFerret covers, including the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and South Africa. There are no licensing or registration requirements for owning gold bars in these jurisdictions. Gains on sale may be taxable income, and some countries require dealers to report large cash transactions, but holding a gold bar itself raises no legal issues.