Best buyback prices now
Highest price a dealer pays, checked at 7:18 pm AEDT
What are you selling?
Buyback prices for every size
Who publishes buyback prices
| Dealer | Products | With buyback |
|---|---|---|
| BullionStar | 537 | 536 |
| Ainslie Bullion | 135 | 135 |
| Brisbane Gold Brokers | 127 | 127 |
| Guardian Gold | 95 | 95 |
| Melbourne Gold Company | 127 | 94 |
| Gold Bullion Australia | 61 | 61 |
| Bulk Bullion | 61 | 59 |
| Gold Stackers | 59 | 59 |
| ABC Bullion | 52 | 52 |
| Brisbane Gold Company | 103 | 36 |
| Swan Bullion | 24 | 23 |
| Jaggards | 134 | on request |
| KJC Bullion | 111 | on request |
| Perth Mint | 104 | on request |
| Adelaide Gold Company | 99 | on request |
| Box Hill Gold Company | 91 | on request |
| Brisbane Gold Buyers | 91 | on request |
| Cash For Old Gold | 91 | on request |
| Bullionmark | 90 | on request |
| Geelong Gold Company | 90 | on request |
| Hobart Gold Company | 79 | on request |
| Imperial Bullion | 72 | on request |
| Glenroy Gold Company | 71 | on request |
| Australian Bullion Company | 66 | on request |
| Gold Secure | 53 | on request |
| Bullion Now | 41 | on request |
| Vault Australasia | 40 | on request |
| Great Southland Bullion | 38 | on request |
| Liberty Bullion | 36 | on request |
| Royal Bullion | 27 | on request |
| AUD Bullion | 22 | on request |
How buyback prices work
A dealer's buyback price is what they pay you. It sits below both their selling price and the spot value of the metal; the gap covers their costs and risk. For investment bullion the difference to spot is usually small, for collectable coins it can be large.
We show buyback prices as a share of spot value, so you can compare offers for different products. Not every dealer publishes buyback prices online; the others quote on request.
Questions about selling
How much will a dealer pay for my gold?
Dealers buy back below spot value, typically a few percent under it for investment coins and bars. The exact price depends on the product, its condition and the dealer. The tables on this page show published buyback prices, highest first.
Do I pay GST when I sell gold or silver?
No. Private sellers do not charge GST, and investment gold (99.5% or purer) and silver (99.9% or purer) are sold without GST in Australia.
What do I need to sell bullion to a dealer?
Photo ID, and ideally the original packaging or certificate. Large transactions are subject to anti-money-laundering checks. Call the dealer or check their website before you visit or post your bullion.
Is it better to sell to the dealer I bought from?
Not necessarily. Buyback prices differ between dealers, and most dealers buy back well-known products such as Perth Mint coins and bars regardless of where you bought them. Compare the offers for your product first.
Before you sell
- Buyback prices move with the spot price. Confirm the price with the dealer before you post or bring your bullion.
- Dealers ask for photo ID when they buy from you. Keep original packaging and certificates; some dealers pay less without them.
- Private sellers do not charge GST on investment gold and silver.
Tax when you sell
A profit on bullion can be subject to capital gains tax. How much depends on how long you held it and on your circumstances; general information only, not tax advice.