10 oz Gold Bars
Practical Size. Strong Value.
Discover why 10 oz gold bars are the balanced choice for investors seeking lower premiums than 1 oz bars with more flexibility than kilo bars. Learn where to buy 10 oz gold bars in our independent buying guide.
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10 oz Gold Bar Price
Product pricing (GBX10)
Current Ask Price
$46,779.00
per 10 oz bar
Bid
$45,261.00
Ask
$46,779.00
Market Stats
Open
$47,094.00
High
$47,176.00
Low
$46,576.00
Prev Close
$46,850.00
As of: Jan 15, 2026, 8:36 AM
10 oz gold bar (GBX10) pricing from Monex • Updated on page load
Why 10 oz Gold Bars?
The 10 oz gold bar represents the optimal balance of premium efficiency and practical flexibility for serious investors.
Lower Premiums
10 oz bars typically carry 1.5-3% premiums over spot price—significantly lower than 1 oz bars (3-8% premium). You get more gold for your money while maintaining practical portability and liquidity.
Balanced Flexibility
Unlike kilo bars which require $150,000+ per bar, 10 oz bars let you build meaningful positions at ~$47,000 per bar. Easier to buy, sell, or gift in smaller increments while still benefiting from lower premiums.
Easy Storage
A 10 oz bar is compact enough to fit in a home safe while holding substantial value. Perfect for investors who want meaningful gold positions without the storage challenges of larger denominations.
Who Buys 10 oz Gold Bars?
10 oz bars serve investors seeking the sweet spot between premium efficiency and practical flexibility.
Serious Accumulators
Investors building $25,000-$100,000+ gold positions find 10 oz bars offer better value than 1 oz while remaining more practical than kilo bars for most storage situations.
Home Storage Buyers
Those who prefer direct custody of their gold appreciate that 10 oz bars fit easily in home safes and safe deposit boxes while holding meaningful value per bar.
Long-Term Holders
Investors with 5-10+ year horizons prioritize lower premiums over divisibility. The savings on 10 oz bars versus 1 oz bars compound significantly over time.
Capital Requirements
Based on current 10 oz gold bar (GBX10) ask price:
per 10 oz bar
GBX10 pricing varies with gold spot and dealer premiums
Comparing Bar Sizes
Understanding how 10 oz gold bars compare to other sizes helps you choose the right bar for your investment goals.
| Feature | 1 oz Bar | 10 oz Bar | 1 Kilo Bar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Over Spot | 3-8% | 1.5-3% (Best Balance) | 1-2% |
| Entry Cost | ~$4,912 | ~$47,715 | ~$150,229 |
| Divisibility | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Home Storage | Easy | Easy | Challenging |
| Liquidity | ★★★★★ | ★★★★☆ | ★★★☆☆ |
| Best For | Flexibility | Best Balance | Maximum Value |
Important Considerations
While 10 oz bars offer excellent balance, consider these factors when deciding if they're right for your investment strategy.
Capital Commitment
At ~$47,000 per bar, 10 oz bars require meaningful capital per purchase. This is lower than kilo bars but higher than building positions one ounce at a time.
Consider: If you're investing $5,000-$10,000 initially, you might start with 1 oz bars and graduate to 10 oz as your position grows.
Partial Liquidation
Unlike holding many 1 oz bars, selling means converting ~$47,000 at once. For flexibility, some investors hold a mix of 1 oz and 10 oz bars.
Consider: Keep some 1 oz bars for smaller liquidity needs while using 10 oz bars for core holdings.
Storage Options
A 10 oz bar is compact (roughly 60mm × 31mm × 9mm) and weighs about 311 grams. Most home safes easily accommodate multiple 10 oz bars.
Consider: Bank safe deposit boxes, home safes, or professional vault storage all work well for 10 oz bars.
Authentication
Buy from established dealers and choose bars from recognized refiners like PAMP Suisse, Credit Suisse, Royal Canadian Mint, or Perth Mint. Look for assay certificates and security features.
Consider: Bars in tamper-evident packaging from major mints command the best resale prices and are easiest to authenticate.
Questions & Answers
Common questions about 10 oz gold bars answered by our editorial team.
What is the actual weight of a 10 oz gold bar?
A 10 oz gold bar weighs exactly 10 troy ounces, or approximately 311.035 grams (about 0.69 pounds). This makes it a popular mid-size bar for investors seeking more gold per bar than 1 oz while remaining more accessible than kilo bars.
Why do 10 oz gold bars have lower premiums than 1 oz bars?
10 oz bars have lower retail premiums (typically 1.5-3% over spot) because manufacturing costs are spread across more gold content. Producing one 10 oz bar is more efficient than producing 10 individual 1 oz bars. The per-ounce production, handling, and distribution costs decrease significantly with larger bar sizes.
How much capital do I need to buy a 10 oz gold bar?
At current gold prices, a single 10 oz gold bar costs approximately ~$44,400–$49,100 depending on spot price and dealer premiums. This makes 10 oz bars accessible to serious individual investors while still offering meaningful premium savings over 1 oz bars.
Are 10 oz gold bars easy to sell?
Yes, 10 oz gold bars are highly liquid. They're popular among individual investors and dealers maintain ready markets for bars from recognized refiners. Most established dealers will buy 10 oz bars from major refiners at competitive prices, typically within 1-2% of spot.
How do I store a 10 oz gold bar safely?
10 oz bars are compact enough for home safes, bank safe deposit boxes, or professional vault storage. Given the ~~$46,800 value, many investors use a quality home safe or bank safe deposit box. For larger holdings, professional vault storage with allocated segregation is also an option.
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