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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price | |
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BullionJoy
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£3,258.39 | +3.03% | £2,095.19 | View Deal |
Bullion Giant
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£3,320.97 | +5.01% | £2,135.43 | View Deal |
UK Bullion
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£3,330.89 | +5.50% | £2,141.81 | View Deal |
The Royal Mint
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£3,330.49 | +5.57% | £2,141.55 | View Deal |
Baird & Co.
£2,109.62 for 51+
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£3,336.25 | +5.62% | £2,145.20 | View Deal |
Physical Gold
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£3,340.58 | +5.76% | £2,148.04 | View Deal |
Sharps Pixley
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£3,336.01 | +5.90% | £2,145.10 | View Deal |
Sharps Pixley
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£3,324.65 | +5.93% | £2,137.80 | View Deal |
| £3,359.16 | +6.21% | £2,159.99 | View Deal | |
ATS Bullion
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£3,357.89 | +6.50% | £2,159.17 | View Deal |
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20g Gold Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 20g gold bar listed on this page is £2,095.19. A 20g bar tracks the gold spot price: £3,162.64 per troy oz multiplied by 20 divided by 31.1035 gives the bare melt value. The dealer price adds a premium for minting and handling, which you can compare directly in the table above.
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A 20g gold bar at 999.9 purity contains 19.998g of pure gold. To find its melt value, take £3,162.64 per troy ounce, divide by 31.1035 to get the per-gram gold price, then multiply by 20. That gives the raw metal value; the bar price from any dealer will sit above that by a premium covering refining, assay, and distribution costs.
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A 20g minted gold bar is compact and thin, fitting easily in the palm of a hand. It holds noticeably less volume than it might suggest from the weight alone, because gold is exceptionally dense. The front typically carries the refiner's hallmark, purity stamp, and weight; the back is plain or bears a repeat pattern. It looks substantial for its size but is not a large bar.