Product guides
Twelve products, one pricing discipline
1kg gold bar
Wholesale weight, tightest premium
$140k to $144k
500g gold bar
Mid-size allocation standard
$70.5k to $73k
100g gold bar
The classic private purchase
$14.0k to $14.7k
50g gold bar
Gifting weight, sealed and certified
$7.0k to $7.3k
1oz gold bar
The universal small unit
$4,350 to $4,600
Krugerrand
The original bullion coin, 1967
$4,340 to $4,600
Maple Leaf
24k with Bullion DNA verification
$4,380 to $4,600
American Eagle
The US Mint standard-bearer
$4,430 to $4,700
Vienna Philharmonic
Europe's 24k flagship
$4,380 to $4,550
Gold Sovereign
Quarter-ounce history, still trading
$1,030 to $1,100
Jewellery & scrap
Sold by fine content, percentage in writing
% of melt
Vintage & rare coins
Graded first, melted never in haste
valued per coinEverything on this desk reduces to fine-gold content, live spot, and an honest number on top or underneath. These twelve pages show that math per product: what the premium should be when you buy, what percentage of melt is fair when you sell, and the verification that keeps both directions safe.
Choosing the format in one minute
- Kilobars and 500g: the cheapest gold per gram; indivisible, so pair them with smaller units.
- 100g, 50g, 1oz bars: flexibility with sealed-card security; the everyday private formats.
- Coins: recognized worldwide without paperwork; note the tax nuance that 24k coins (Maple, Philharmonic) qualify for Singapore's GST exemption while 22k (Krugerrand, Eagle) do not.
- Sovereigns and vintage coins: where history adds value melt cannot see: grade before any decision.
- Jewellery and scrap: a selling category, priced by fine content and honest percentage.
The cross-hub tax picture lives in the Singapore guide and the airport rules guide.
Frequently asked questions
Why do your bands differ from prices I see online?
Spot moved, or the premium differs by brand and format, or the online price hides its spread in shipping and exchange rates. Our quote is live, itemized and in writing: compare like with like.
Do you trade products not listed here?
Regularly: platinum group metals, unusual weights, estate mixes. The twelve are the mainstream, not the boundary. Ask.