United States · USD
Gold Price Today in the United States
Indicative US-dollar gold values connecting the troy-ounce reference with per-gram and karat results in one view.
Indicative 24K gold price per gram
United States
139.72 USD
Troy ounce · USD 4,345.90 USD
Troy ounce · USD 4,345.90 USD
Source data last updated Down · -0.14%
USD
Indicative 24K gold price per gram
24K
139.72 USD
139.72 USD / g
22K
128.08 USD
128.08 USD / g
21K
122.26 USD
122.26 USD / g
18K
104.79 USD
104.79 USD / g
USD · USD
Gold price per gram in the local currency
| Karat | Price per gram · USD | Price per gram · USD |
|---|---|---|
| 24K | 139.72 | 139.72 |
| 22K | 128.08 | 128.08 |
| 21K | 122.26 | 122.26 |
| 18K | 104.79 | 104.79 |
24K gold prices by weight
30 days
Stored price history
| Date (UTC) | Stored value | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-10 16:22 | 139.91 | USD |
| 2026-09-23 06:09 | 139.72 | USD |
USD
Indicative value calculator
Calculate a selected weight from the per-gram rate on this page, excluding workmanship, tax, and retailer margin.
USD uses an identity conversion with no additional FX record, and source time uses New York as a deliberate editorial default for a multi-zone market.
From troy ounce to US-dollar gram values
The calculation starts with gold per troy ounce in USD and divides by 31.1034768 for a 24K gram before applying the other stored purity ratios.
Why the page uses New York time
The United States spans multiple time zones. America/New_York is a deliberate market-oriented editorial default and is not presented as the local time for every state or territory.
Frequently asked questions about gold prices
What is the gold price today in the United States?
The summary shows the latest indicative USD value with source time and freshness status.
What is one troy ounce of gold worth?
The weight section gives one 24K troy ounce in US dollars from the stored source record.
Why is the timestamp shown in New York time?
It is a documented editorial default for a multi-zone market, and the IANA identifier is displayed to avoid implying one national local time.