Today’s Gold Prices
At Canada Gold, we buy gold based on live market rates, offering fair, transparent evaluations you can trust. With some of the most competitive offers to buy in the industry, we make selling your gold simple, secure, and rewarding. See today’s gold prices below.
Prices updated as of: 10/23/2025 12:17 AM EDT
Spot Price Per Gram
| Metal | Price Per Gram |
|---|---|
| Gold price per gram | $184.2/g |
| Silver price per gram | $2.18/g |
| Platinum price per gram | $70.7/g |
Jewellery
| Gold Jewellery | Price |
|---|---|
| 24kt (99.9% pure gold) | $143.66/g |
| 22kt (91.6% pure gold) | $128.70/g |
| 21kt (87.5% pure gold) | $122.73/g |
| 18kt (75.0% pure gold) | $104.77/g |
| 14kt (58.5% pure) | $80.82/g |
| 10kt (41.7% pure gold) | $56.87/g |
| 9kt (37.5% pure gold) | $50.89/g |
| Gold Filled Items* | $1.42/g |
*Gold Filled Items include any gold-filled items, unstamped lockets and pocket watches.
| Silver | Price |
|---|---|
| Sterling Silver Flatware (92.5% pure silver) | $1.45/g |
| Sterling Silver Jewellery (92.5% pure silver) | $1.41/g |
| Mexican Silver Jewellery (92.5% pure silver) | $1.11/g |
| Platinum | Price |
|---|---|
| 999 Platinum (99.9% pure platinum) | $48.03/g |
| 950 Platinum (95% pure platinum) | $45.67/g |
These are our standard (and minimum) purchase prices. For items that are resellable, antique, brand name or for high volumes of gold, please call or visit for rates.
Gold Coins
| Canadian Gold Coins | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf 9999 | $5,585.51/coin |
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf 9999 (2014 or Later) | $5,671.44/coin |
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf Damaged or 999 | $5,385.01/coin |
| Gold Maple Leaf under 1 oz | $184.20/g |
| Canadian $100 1976 Coin (22kt) | $2,291.49/coin |
| Canadian $100 1976 Coin (14kt) | $1,145.75/coin |
| Canadian $100 1977-1986 Coin (22kt) | $2,291.49/coin |
| Canadian $100 1976-1986 Coin (14kt) | $1,145.75/coin |
| Canada $200 1990-2012 | $2,291.49/coin |
| Miscellaneous Canadian 14k Coin | $85.96/g |
| Miscellaneous Canadian 22k Coin | $135.08/g |
| World Gold Coins | Price |
|---|---|
| American Gold Buffalo (99.9% pure gold) | $5,494.08/oz |
| American Gold Eagle (91.6% pure gold) | $5,267.02/oz |
| Austrian Ducat (98.5% pure gold) | $538.24/Ducat |
| British Sovereign (91.6% pure gold) | $1,077.18/coin |
| Chinese Panda (99.9% pure gold) | $5,436.85/oz |
| French Gold Franc (90% pure gold) | $429.15/10 Francs |
| Iranian Pahlavi (90% pure gold) | $1,079.58/Pahlavi |
| Mexican Gold 50 Peso (90% pure gold) | $5,525.22/coin |
| South African Krugerrand (91.6% pure gold) | $5,267.02/coin |
| Other Gold Coins (per gram of pure gold) | $147.21/g AGW |
Silver Coins
| Canadian Silver Coins | Price |
|---|---|
| Silver Maple Leaf Coin | $65.09/oz |
| Silver Maple Leaf Coin (2015 or Later) | $66.52/oz |
| 1919 and Earlier Coins (92.5% pure silver) | $34.33/dollar $1.49/g |
| 1920-1966 Coins (80% pure silver) | $29.69/dollar $1.29/g |
| 1967 Coins (63% pure silver) | $23.38/dollar $1.02/g |
| 1968 Coins (50% pure silver) | $18.56/dollar $0.81/g |
| 1976 Montreal Olympic $10 Coin | $77.51/coin |
| 1976 Montreal Olympic $5 Coin | $38.76/coin |
| 1976 Montreal Olympic Coin | $1.59/g |
| Miscellaneous Canadian Coins (92.5% pure silver) | $1.49/g |
| Miscellaneous Canadian Coins (50% pure silver) | $0.81/g |
| American Silver Coins | Price |
|---|---|
| Silver American Eagle | $64.36/coin |
| 1964 and Earlier - Dollars, Half Dollars, Quarters and Dimes | $37.76/dollar $1.45/g |
| 1965 - 1970 US Half Dollars | $7.53/coin |
| World Silver Coins | Price |
|---|---|
| Recognized Silver Bullion Coins | $64.36/oz |
| Other Recognized Silver Coins (per gram of pure silver) | $1.52/g ASW |
*Our prices for Canadian coins, listed above, are based on the melt value of those coins (dollars, half dollars, quarters and dimes). Some coins have a premium value, due to their rarity and condition, and all of our precious metals analysts are trained to identify these coins and make you an offer based on their numismatic value.
Bullion
| Gold Bullion | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf 9999 | $5,585.51/coin |
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf 9999 (2014 or Later) | $5,671.44/coin |
| 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf Damaged or 999 | $5,385.01/coin |
| Gold Maple Leaf under 1 oz | $184.20/g |
| 1 oz Recognized Gold Bar | $5,659.99/bar |
| 5 oz Recognized Gold Bar | $27,354.69/bar |
| 10 oz Recognized Gold Bar | $54,422.94/bar |
| Unrecognized Gold Bars | $5,241.79/oz |
| Palladium Bullion | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 oz Palladium Maple Leaf Coin | $1,866.57/coin |
| Recognized Palladium Bar | $1,825.09/oz |
| Unrecognized Palladium Bar | $1,762.87/oz |
| Silver Bullion | Price |
|---|---|
| Silver Maple Leaf Coin $5 | $65.10/oz |
| Silver Maple Leaf Coin (2015 or Later) | $66.59/oz |
| American Eagle Silver Coin | $64.42/oz |
| 1 oz Recognized Silver Bar | $64.42/oz |
| 5 oz Recognized Silver Bar | $322.10/bar |
| 10 oz Recognized Silver Bar | $630.63/bar |
| 1kg Recognized Silver Bar | $2,071.37/bar |
| 50 oz Recognized Silver Bar | $3,220.98/bar |
| 100 oz Recognized Silver Bar | $6,374.14/bar |
| Unrecognized Silver Bar | $60.97/oz |
| Platinum Bullion | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 oz Platinum Maple Leaf Coin | $2,209.82/coin |
| Recognized Platinum Bar | $2,190.03/oz |
| Unrecognized Platinum Bar | $1,989.94/oz |
*Recognized bars include: Johnson Matthey, Engelhard, Royal Canadian Mint, Credit Suisse, PAMP Suisse, Essayeur Fonduer, NTR Precious Metals etc. in good condition.
*Unrecognized bars include: Any mint not listed above (including Franklin Mint and NWT Mint), Commemorative bars/rounds, and any damaged bullion.
Gold Spot Price: $5728.73 CAD 555.93
Scrap Metal Calculator
Canada Gold will pay for premium plus items and for standard items based on today's buy prices.
We refine/melt most of the items we purchase, but pay a range of prices for premium jewellery, diamond jewellery, coins and bars. All prices will be confirmed based on live market rates in store. Visit us at any of our 17 locaitons for a free evaluation and no-commitment offer.
Canada Gold will pay or more based on today's buy prices.
We pay more for premium jewellery, diamond jewellery, coins, and bars. Visit us for a commitment free quote in store.
Testing you can watch, start to finish
At Canada Gold Surrey, every test happens at the counter so you can see each step. We explain what we are doing, show you the reading and invite questions along the way. The goal is simple. Clear testing protects you and it protects us, so the offer we make is based on facts everyone can see.
Step 1: Quick checks and sorting
We begin with a visual inspection and a magnet pass. Real gold is not magnetic, so a strong magnet helps flag clasps, chains, or findings that may contain steel or other metals. We group items by hallmark and by what they appear to be so you can follow the process piece by piece.
Step 2: Touchstone confirmation
If an item is suitable for touchstone, we rub a tiny streak of metal on a testing stone and apply mild acids that correspond to different karats. The streak stays or dissolves depending on purity. You will see the reaction happen in real time. We keep the contact small and discreet, and we avoid rubbing any area that would affect the look of the piece.
Step 3: XRF analysis
Next we can use XRF, a non-destructive scanner that reads the elemental makeup of the metal. The result shows the percentage of gold along with other metals in the alloy. It is quick and does not remove material. We will explain the screen so you know what the numbers mean before we talk about value.
Why this protects both sides
Seeing the test eliminates guesswork. If a piece is stamped 22K but tests lower, you will see the proof. If it reads higher than expected, you will see that too. The method prevents overpaying or underpaying, and it gives you a record of how we arrived at the karat and weight that go into the payout calculation.
When we will not test
If a piece looks like it may be damaged by touchstone or if it contains sensitive finishes, we will pause and discuss options. For delicate items we rely on XRF and visual assessment first. If a gem is set in a way that blocks accurate readings, we will explain the limitation and adjust the approach.
Your role in the process
Bring everything as you found it. Keep hallmarked parts together if possible. Ask to see each step and take notes if you like. You should leave with confidence that your offer reflects the metal you brought in and the results you watched us confirm.