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Gold & silver · CAD

Gold & silver prices in CAD.

Compare ounce, gram and purity values in Canadian dollars. The source and update time stay beside the price.

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Canadian gold reference

CAD per troy ounce

Troy ounceCAD market reference
Pure gramCAD market reference
KilogramCAD market reference
Tola11.6638 g convention
Gold by karatContained-metal reference
10Kper gram
14Kper gram
18Kper gram
21Kper gram
22K / 916per gram
24K / 999per gram

Indicative metal values, not buying or selling prices. No price is locked. Tola conversion uses 11.6638 g; confirm the applicable weight convention and purity.

14K / 58514K gold price per gramDeclared jewellery purity reference18K / 75018K gold price per gramContained-metal value before verification22K / 91622K gold price per gramHigh-karat jewellery referenceSilver / gramSterling and fine silverPurity and eligible-weight guide
01

Market price

Read the source and timestamp beside the price. Delayed references, samples and user-entered scenarios are labelled.

02

Contained metal

Multiply the pure-gold price per gram by the item’s gold-bearing weight and purity. A hallmark and home measurement are useful starting points, but still need verification.

03

Transaction price

A dealer’s offer or retail price also reflects the product, condition and costs. Use the gold and silver calculator to explore your own item.

Canadian gold price FAQ

Common questions about the price.

Is the gold price shown here a purchase offer?

No. It is a market benchmark or user-entered scenario. A dealer offer depends on verified weight, purity, authenticity, product form, testing cost, settlement and the expected resale or refining route.

How do you convert a gold price from ounces to grams?

One troy ounce equals approximately 31.1035 grams. Divide the CAD price per troy ounce by 31.1035 to estimate the reference value of one gram of pure gold.

Why is 14K gold worth less per gram than 24K gold?

Fourteen-karat gold is commonly treated as 58.5% gold, while high-purity bullion is commonly marked 999 or 9999 fine. The remaining mass is alloy or other material, so the contained-gold reference is lower.

Why can a bullion coin sell above the gold benchmark?

Fabrication, distribution, recognition, security features, condition, availability and dealer economics can create a product premium above contained-metal value.

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