Our gold value calculator is free, and it’s simple to use.

First, choose from either pennyweights or grams.

Next, enter in the weight of your gold, next to the correct fineness (or karats).

Then, click “Estimate.”

That’s it.

To use our calculator, click here.

Keep in mind that, when you sell your gold in the marketplace–for example, a jewelry store, gold buyer or pawn shop–you can expect the buyer to make a profit when buying your gold.

How much profit the buyer makes when you sell your gold depends upon several different factors. Your location is one of the most important factors to consider. The price of gold in the marketplace varies between countries, states, provinces, cities, and even neighborhoods.

When you use our gold value calculator, the final number that’s calculated gives you an estimate of how much money you can expect to receive, after the gold buyer makes a profit. Because gold prices can vary, this number is to be used only as a guide. You’ll want to do your own homework, too.

Before you sell, check with gold dealers and jewelers who buy gold, and get estimates on the sale. If possible, check with gold dealers from surrounding areas, too.

Taking the time to get several estimates before you get serious about selling can increase your profits.

Using a gold value calculator can help you have an idea of what to expect when you start looking at places to sell your gold.

Remember too, that if you’re planning to sell gold jewelry, the value of any stones in your settings should be valued separate from the gold. Precious stones–for example; diamonds, sapphires, rubies, etc.–should be looked at apart from whatever precious metal is in the jewelry. Those stones have their own value, apart from the gold you sell.

By doing your homework, looking for a reputable gold buyer, and getting several estimates, you’ll be giving yourself the best opportunities to sell your gold.

To use our free gold value calculator, click here.