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Gold and silver price calculator
Estimate what we would pay for gold, silver, platinum or palladium, or price bullion and coins to buy, at today’s spot price.
An estimate at today’s spot price. We confirm the offer after testing each item.
Using the calculator
Getting a close estimate
How do I find the purity?
Look for the hallmark. On gold, 375 means 9ct, 585 means 14ct, 750 means 18ct, 916 means 22ct and 999 means 24ct. On silver, 925 means sterling. If there is no hallmark, choose the purity you expect and we test it when we see the item.
Should I weigh items with their stones?
Weigh the item as it is. Stones add weight that is not metal, so the estimate for a piece with large stones is higher than the offer will be. We take the stones out of the weight when we test the item.
Why might the offer differ from the estimate?
The offer depends on the tested purity, the exact weight and the spot price at the time. The calculator uses the purity and weight you enter.
What is the spot price?
The spot price is the market price for one troy ounce of pure metal, traded worldwide and quoted here in pounds. It changes through the day. Our prices for buying and selling are based on it.