Gold Bullion Prices Today in United Kingdom From 1 gram to 1 kilogram

Gold bullion prices updated every minute in United Kingdom for all weights (1g – 1kg) in Pound, with charts and historical data.

What is the gold bullion price today in United Kingdom?

Gold bullion prices in United Kingdom vary by weight — from 1-gram bars to 1-kilo bars. Prices reflect the local market average and include the dealer's selling margin.

Gold bullion prices today in United Kingdom

Weight Carat Price
1 gram 24K 24K 130.88 Pound
2.5 gram 24K 24K 268.19 Pound
Krugerrand - 1/10 oz (0.10 oz) 22K 336.41 Pound
Half Sovereign (0.13 oz) 22K 432.03 Pound
5 gram 24K 24K 590.02 Pound
Krugerrand - 1/4 oz (0.25 oz) 22K 826.26 Pound
Gold Sovereign (0.26 oz) 22K 832.64 Pound
10 gram 24K 24K 1,148 Pound
Krugerrand - 1/2 oz (0.50 oz) 22K 1,621 Pound
20 gram 24K 24K 2,274 Pound
Bar - 1 oz (31.1 gram) 24K 3,336 Pound
Britannia - 1 oz (1.00 oz) 24K 3,453 Pound
Krugerrand - 1 oz (1.00 oz) 22K 3,181 Pound
Maple Leaf - 1 oz (1.00 oz) 24K 3,503 Pound
50 gram 24K 24K 5,552 Pound
100 gram 24K 24K 11,157 Pound
Bar - Kilo (1000 gram) 24K 109,421 Pound

United Kingdom offers 17 different bullion weights today, ranging from 1 gram at 130.88 Pound up to 1000 gram at 109,421.26 Pound.

Per-gram cost inside the largest bar (1000 gram) is roughly 109.42 Pound, compared with 130.88 Pound in the smallest bar (1 gram). The larger bar costs 16.40% less per gram than the smallest one.

The troy ounce (31.1 g) is priced today at 3,336.28 Pound.

Frequently Asked Questions About Gold Bullion

What is the difference between bullion and worked gold?
Bullion is pure gold — usually 24-karat — with no making charges, whereas worked gold carries craftsmanship fees that affect the selling price.
What are the most common bullion weights?
Common weights include 1g, 5g, 10g, 20g, one troy ounce (31.1g), 100g, and up to one kilogram.
Can bullion be sold easily?
Yes, gold bullion is in demand and straightforward to sell, especially when hallmarked by a recognised assay authority.
What is the difference between bullion and a gold coin in Britain?
Bullion is pure gold (24-karat, 999.9) with a low premium starting from around 2% for a kilogram bar, and is VAT-exempt but subject to CGT when sold at a profit. Coins such as the Sovereign and Britannia are officially struck by the Royal Mint, carry historic value, and are exempt from both CGT and VAT.
What are the investment advantages of the Gold Sovereign?
The Gold Sovereign offers three key advantages: (1) exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT) as UK legal tender, (2) VAT-exempt, (3) high liquidity in British and global markets. Its premium is typically 4–10% above spot.
Is buying gold tax-exempt in Britain?
Yes, investment gold is VAT-exempt in the United Kingdom. For Capital Gains Tax (CGT), British legal tender coins such as the Sovereign and Britannia are CGT-exempt, while bullion bars and foreign coins are subject to CGT when sold at a profit above the annual exemption.
What is the difference between bullion and a gold pound coin?
Bullion is typically 24-karat with no design, while a gold pound coin is usually 22-karat with a specific design used for gifts or savings.
Can bullion be purchased online?
Yes, many dealers offer online purchasing, but it is advisable to deal with trusted sources that provide an invoice and guarantee.
What is the difference between small and large bars?
Large bars (such as 100g or 1kg) typically have lower making charges per gram, while smaller bars are easier to liquidate and resell.
Is zakat due on gold bullion?
Yes, zakat is due on gold bullion when: (1) the nisab threshold is reached (85g of pure gold), and (2) a full lunar year has passed. The rate is 2.5% of the current value.

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