Refined gold ingots

Precious metals · Gold first

Gold, read at fine-metal value.

Bullion, doré, concentrates — and the documentation that makes each lot verifiable. Every figure below is a specification; no price is quoted until a seller issues one.

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01 — Products

Six precious products,
six different contracts.

A 999.9 bar, a doré bar and a concentrate are not interchangeable. Fineness, payable metal, assay and refining charges change the value — and the paperwork.

Verified quotation seller-issued, dated Reference published benchmark Indicative calculated, not an offer Simulated demo only

02 — Indicative valuation

Fine metal first,
then the price you enter.

Gross weight is not gold weight. This calculator applies fineness, a premium or discount, and refining charges to the reference price you provide — Formula7 does not operate a live price feed.

Indicative fine-gold value

Enter your own reference price (e.g. the LBMA Gold Price under your licence, or a seller's quotation).

Fine metal—
Troy ounces—
Indicative value—

Indicative calculation only — not a quotation, not a valuation, not an offer. Enter a price of 0 to see the fine-metal content alone. Real pricing requires a seller's dated quotation and, for benchmark data, an appropriate licence.

03 — Documentation

A gold lot is a file
before it is metal.

Every commercial offer should arrive with the documents that let a buyer verify origin, content and compliance — otherwise it is a story, not a lot.

01

Origin & source

Country, mine or refinery, and the chain of custody where documented.

02

Assay

Independent laboratory certificate: fineness, method, sample date.

03

Title & export

Export permit, ownership, and the seller's authority to sell.

04

Terms

Incoterms, delivery point, payment instrument, validity of the offer.

The list is confidential. That is its value.

Qualified buyers only — after verification.

Request a verified quotation