Live bullion premium tracker

What physical gold and silver actually cost over spot right now — the cheapest premiums, the dealer spread, and the gold-to-silver ratio. Live and cash/wire basis, as of Sep 11, 2026, 7:21 PM UTC.

Cheapest 1 oz gold0.6%

Cheapest 1 oz silver0.7%

Gold-to-silver ratio67

New lows · 7 days7

Updated Sep 11, 2026, 7:21 PM UTC · cash/wire · crawl-time spot

Gold and silver premiums by product

Lowest is the cheapest tracked offer; typical is the median across dealers. The range shows how much comparison shopping can matter for the same bullion category.

ProductLowestTypicalRange

1 oz gold20 dealers0.6%1.8%0.6%–5.6%1 oz Gold Eagle17 dealers1.8%4.1%1.8%–6.8%1/10 oz gold16 dealers3.5%11.9%3.5%–20.6%1 oz silver20 dealers0.7%4.8%0.7%–16.4%1 oz Silver Eagle17 dealers3.6%8.5%3.6%–27.5%10 oz silver17 dealers1.1%4.4%1.1%–19.4%

The lowest premium on a 1 oz gold coin is 0.6% over spot at Bullion Exchanges ($4,375), versus a 1.8% median across 20 dealers, a 5.1% spread ($222/oz between cheapest and priciest). On 1 oz silver, the cheapest is 0.7% at Gainesville Coins ($65), with premiums ranging up to 16.4%.

The overall cheapest dealer right now is Bullion Exchanges, averaging 4.5 points below the typical premium across contested categories. The gold-to-silver ratio sits at 67 — meaning one ounce of gold trades for about that many ounces of silver. 7 products hit a new low premium in the past week.

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Figures are computed live from StackerSpot's dealer price data on a cash/wire basis, and use the spot quote captured with each dealer price, as of Sep 11, 2026, 7:21 PM UTC. Across 21 dealers and 2083 offers. See the methodology and data & coverage. Informational only — not investment advice.