5g Gold Bar

14 products tracked across 11 dealers. Last updated 2 hours ago.

Premium Range History

0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 18 Jul 5 Aug 23 Aug 10 Sep 28 Sep 16 Oct
Avg premium Dealer spread Lower is better.
Best Premium Now
+14.2%
30d Avg
+5.3%
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+2.87% $693.78
+4.33% $703.68
+4.44% $704.42
+4.86% $707.19
+5.24% $750.03
HK$5,886
+5.93% $714.45
Generic 5g Gold Bar
US AU Capital Management
+5.93% $714.45
5 Gram Gold Bar
CH Suisse Gold
+7.40% $724.66
€647
+8.38% $730.96
+8.80% $733.80
+10.34% $744.20
+10.86% $747.67
+11.70% $753.38
5g Gold Bar
GB Sharps Pixley Stale
+14.16% $770.29
£582
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5g Gold Bar: frequently asked questions

The cheapest 5g gold bar across the 11 dealers we track is $693.78. A 5g bar contains roughly 0.1607 troy ounces of .9999 fine gold, so its intrinsic value moves directly with $4,195.50 gold spot. The gap above spot (the premium) covers refinery production, assay packaging, and dealer margin.
The best available 5g gold bar is currently priced at $693.78, about 2.9% above $4,195.50 spot. Small bars like the 5g typically carry a higher per-gram premium than 1 oz or 100g bars because refinery and packaging costs are fixed regardless of bar size. Comparing dealers in the table above is the fastest way to find the lowest premium.
A 5g gold bar is roughly the size of a large postage stamp. At .9999 purity the metal has a warm yellow colour with a bright minted finish. Most 5g bars are sealed in a tamper-evident assay card (blister pack) that displays the bar's weight, purity, serial number, and refinery mark without requiring you to open the packaging.
For bars still in their original packaging, check that the assay card or blister pack is intact, undamaged, and shows the expected refinery name, serial number, purity, and weight. Reputable refineries print or laser-engrave serial numbers that can be cross-checked with the issuing mint. For bars bought on the secondary market outside packaging, a qualified dealer can test with an XRF analyser or Sigma Metalytics verifier, both of which measure gold content non-destructively. Buying from accredited dealers tracked on this site reduces exposure to counterfeits.

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