06/10/2025
“Start buying gold now, regardless of the price. By acting now, you will not have to react when it’s too late. Too late will be when the majority of the public finally figures out what is happening to paper money and frantically tries to get aboard. Remember, if you’re one of the ones holding paper in the end, you will have given away your products and services for nothing.”
— RobertRing
How Much Do Bars Cost?
The price of bars depends on:
Global spot price of gold
Purity level
Country of origin
Quantity purchased
Shipping and customs costs
As of mid‑2025, wholesale prices range from approximately US $70,000 to $80,000 per kilogram, reflecting a purity of about 90–96%.
Below is a table showing Gold Bar Prices by Weight
Weight Estimated Purity Approx. Price (USD)
1 kg ~90–96% $70,000 – $80,000
100 g ~90–96% $7,000 – $8,500
10 g ~90–96% $700 – $850
1 kg from Tanzania/DRC ~96% ~$30,000
Note:
Purity levels vary by source and can range from 85% (lower-grade) up to 96% (higher-quality doré).
Prices fluctuate according to global gold spot rates, local processing costs, and location. It is essential to verify current prices from licensed suppliers before purchase.
gold is traceable and acquired in full compliance with national and international regulations.
Are Gold Bars suitable for Investment?
Gold is prioritized and considered as the safest way of securing one’s wealth that is why it is always on a high demand most especially during the times of global crisis.
Gold serves as a shield against inflation during an economic crisis.
Gold bars are sought by gold collectors, as they also increase in value. They are bought in bulk and kept in high-security warehouses.
Experts don’t recommend investments in gold as they consider them to be fraudulent investment offers that will run investors into losses, leading reputable gold dealers to distance themselves from these gold dore bars hence deal only in fine gold.
Gold Dore Bars Price vs Bullion
Gold dore bars and bullion serve different purposes in the gold market:
Gold Dore Bars typically contain 70-90% gold, mixed with other metals like silver and copper. They are produced from mining operations and are not yet fully refined.
On the other hand, bullion is refined gold products, usually at least 99.5% pure, often in the form of coins or bars. Bullion is ready for investment and trade.
Dore bars have variable purity levels, while bullion is standardized for quality and purity.
Dore bars are primarily used in the refining process, while bullion is bought and sold as a form of investment.
Bullion is more widely accepted and recognized in the market, making it easier to trade and liquidate compared to dore bars.
They are often produced at gold mines and serve as an intermediate product before refining. The purity level varies based on the ore source and processing methods used. these gold dore bars in our local refineries with a composition of 90% of pure gold. These dore bars will need further refinement if you need to use them in the manufacturing of different gold items.
How Can You Verify Gold?:
Request an assay certificate
Send your agent to inspect the gold
Test the bars in your preferred lab
Visit our office in Kimberley
We maintain full transparency and encourage buyer inspection.
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