GoldSilverPrices

Find the best price for gold and silver in Australia

We compare 2827 live prices from Australian bullion dealers, updated every 30 minutes.

Gold · per oz
A$5,728
Silver · per oz
A$71.89
Gold / silver ratio
79.7
oz of silver for 1 oz of gold

Best prices right now

Checked at 7:18 pm AEDT

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Popular coins

Lowest price for 1 oz, across all dealers

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Popular bars

Drawn from each bar's data: brand, weight and fineness

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Guides

Tax, storage and buying, explained for Australians

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Questions about buying bullion

Where can I buy gold cheapest in Australia?

It changes through the day. We check every dealer we track every 30 minutes and rank each product by price, cheapest first. The best deals above are the lowest prices right now; open any product to see every dealer.

What is the gold price in Australia today?

The gold spot price in AUD is shown at the top of every page and on our gold price page. Dealer prices include a premium over spot for minting and distribution.

Is it better to buy gold bars or gold coins?

Bars usually carry a lower premium over spot, so you get more gold for your money. Coins are easier to recognise and to sell in small amounts. Every product page shows the premium over spot, so you can compare both directly.

Which Australian bullion dealer has the best price?

No single dealer is cheapest on everything. Rankings change with every price update, so compare the specific product you want. Each dealer profile shows where that dealer is currently cheapest.

What is the cheapest way to buy silver in Australia?

Larger bars carry the lowest premium per ounce. A 1 kg cast bar is usually the cheapest way to own silver; 1 oz coins cost more per ounce but are easier to sell in small amounts. See silver bars for live prices.

Do I pay GST on gold and silver bullion?

Not on investment bullion. Gold of at least 99.5% purity and silver of at least 99.9% purity in investment form count as precious metal under Australian GST law, so dealers do not charge GST on them. 22-carat coins such as the Krugerrand and American Gold Eagle, and proof or collectable pieces, do attract GST.