10K Gold Price
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Live Spot Price (10K)
$66.93
Per Gram
10K Gold Price Chart
| Unit | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Per Gram | $66.93 |
| Per Troy Ounce (31.1g) | $2,081.84 |
| Per Kilo | $66,932.67 |
| Per Pennyweight (dwt) | $104.08 |
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Estimated Melt Value (10K)
$669.33What is 10K Gold? Understanding 10K Gold Price Today
10K gold (also known as 417 gold) contains 41.7% pure gold, mixed with alloy metals like copper, silver, or zinc to enhance strength and durability. It's the minimum karatage that can be legally sold as gold in the US, making it the most affordable option for budget-conscious buyers.
The current <strong>10K gold price per gram</strong> is calculated in real-time from the <strong>New York Spot Price</strong>, which is the global benchmark for gold trading. Our prices are updated every 30 minutes to ensure accuracy.
10K Gold Price Per Unit (Updated Feb 16, 2026)
Per Gram
$66.93
Per Troy Ounce
$2,081.84
Per Kilo
$66,932.67
Per Tola
$780.70
Frequently Asked Questions About 10K Gold
How much is 10K gold worth at a pawn shop?
Pawn shops typically pay 50-70% of the melt value for 10K gold. Based on today's live price, you can expect approximately $33.47 to $46.85 per gram. For the best price, we recommend comparing offers from multiple gold buyers before selling.
What is the 10K gold price per pennyweight (DWT)?
The current 10K gold price per pennyweight is $104.08. A pennyweight (DWT) equals 1.555 grams and is commonly used by jewelers and gold buyers in the USA. There are 20 pennyweights in a troy ounce.
How much is a 10K gold necklace or bracelet worth?
The value of a 10K gold necklace or bracelet depends on its weight. Use our calculator above to find the exact value. For example, a typical 10-gram 10K gold necklace is worth approximately $669.33 in melt value. Designer or antique jewelry may command a premium above the metal value.
What does "417" stamp mean on my jewelry?
The "417" hallmark indicates 10K gold (41.7% pure gold). This European marking system uses parts per thousand, so 417 = 41.7% gold content. You may also see stamps like "10K", "10KT", or "10KP" which all indicate 10 karat gold. 10K is the minimum karat that can legally be sold as gold in the United States.
How is the 10K gold price calculated?
The 10K gold price is calculated by multiplying the 24K spot gold price by the purity percentage. Formula: Spot Price × 41.7% = 10K Price. This gives you the intrinsic metal value, also known as the "melt value."
Is the 10K gold price on this page live?
Yes! Our 10K gold prices are updated in real-time from the New York Spot Market. The prices you see on this page reflect the current live gold price per gram, per ounce, and per troy ounce. Prices are refreshed automatically every 30 minutes.
Why is 10K the minimum gold purity in the USA?
In the United States, 10K gold (41.7% pure gold) is the minimum karatage that can be legally sold and marketed as "gold." This standard is set by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Items below 10K purity cannot be labeled as gold jewelry and must be called "gold-plated," "gold-filled," or similar terms instead.
Is 10K gold more durable than 14K gold?
Yes! 10K gold is actually the most durable and scratch-resistant of all gold karats because it contains a higher percentage of alloy metals (58.3%). This makes 10K gold an excellent choice for everyday jewelry like wedding bands, watches, and pieces that receive daily wear. However, 10K gold has a slightly paler yellow color compared to higher karats.
What is the best place to sell 10K gold scrap?
For the best price on 10K gold scrap, compare offers from: (1) Online gold buyers who typically pay 85-95% of melt value, (2) Local jewelers who may offer 70-85%, and (3) Pawn shops which usually pay 50-70%. Use our calculator above to know your gold's melt value before negotiating!
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Gold prices sourced from global spot markets. Prices are for informational purposes only and should not be used as the sole basis for trading decisions. Last updated: 2/17/2026, 12:00:00 AM