Premiums

See typical observed asking premiums — then compare any dealer price with melt, a typical estimate, or a PCGS guide value.

Typical premiums right now

Weighted median asking premiums · 30-day window

These are observed asking premiums, not completed sale prices. Premiums are frozen at scan time and are not recalculated using today's spot price.

Know exactly what you're paying over spot — search a product and enter your price.

Prima sobre spot

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Tu prima aparece aquí mientras escribes.

Selecciona un producto de prima típica para compararlo con su prima mediana observada sin realizar una búsqueda. Las búsquedas de visitantes usan el valor de fundición; las cuentas registradas también pueden usar la guía PCGS para monedas graduadas.

How this works

We look up product details using AI assistance, fetch live spot prices for the metal, and then compute your premium.

For bullion (bars, rounds, coins):

  • Spot prices come from the latest metal feed in your chosen currency.
  • Melt value = product melt weight × current spot price.
  • Premium = (price you pay + tax + shipping) − melt value.

For graded/numismatic coins:

  • We automatically match your coin to the PCGS price guide database.
  • Premium is calculated against the PCGS guide value instead of melt.
  • Include the grade (e.g., MS65, PR70) in your search for best results.
Disclaimer

This calculator is for quick estimates only. Prices and availability can change rapidly.

Double check the melt weight of the product and consider national / regional taxes.

The precious metals and coin markets are volatile. Significant short-term price swings are always possible. StackerScan and its principals and representatives do not guarantee a profit or protection against a loss for any transaction based on the information provided by this calculator. You buy and sell precious metals and coins at your own risk. Furthermore, StackerScan does not guarantee the accuracy of any price, including spot prices or PCGS price guide values.

FAQ

How is melt value calculated?

Melt value is the amount of the primary precious metal in the product multiplied by your unit count and the current spot price of the primary metal.

What is PCGS pricing and when is it used?

For graded or numismatic coins, we automatically look up the PCGS price guide value. When a match is found, your premium is calculated against the collector value rather than melt value. Include the grade (e.g., MS65, PR70) in your search for the best match.

Are prices real-time?

Current spot price of the chosen metal is obtained when a product is fetched. PCGS price guide values are updated daily or weekly.

Do I need an account to use the calculator?

No. Guests can use three Turnstile-verified text searches per UTC day. Sign in for unlimited searches, image scanning, PCGS guide pricing, and to save purchases to your Stack.