Observed Gold Premiums Over Spot
Fine-metal-weighted median asking premiums observed in public precious-metals sell listings. These figures describe what sellers asked above spot when each listing was scanned.
As of Sep 27, 2026, 11:46 PM · 30-day rolling window
Premiums by category
| Category | Fine-metal-weighted median premium | Listings |
|---|
| Overall | +4.8% | 1,960 |
| Coins | +5.0% | 1,120 |
| Rounds | +2.7% | 60 |
| Bars | +4.7% | 733 |
Premiums by product
Catalog-matched products with at least 10 eligible listings, ordered by observed listing count.
Methodology
- Goldback premiums use the Goldback reference rate rather than raw contained-gold spot. Goldbacks are reported separately and excluded from ordinary gold statistics.
- Statistics use a 30-day rolling window based on when each listing was scanned.
- Premiums are frozen at scan time and are not recalculated using today's spot price.
- Medians are weighted by each listing's total fine-metal content, normalized to troy ounces. Every fine ounce contributes equally, with no per-listing cap.
- These are observed asking premiums, not completed sale prices.
- Product rows include only listings matched to that catalog product, so their samples are a subset of all listings that may describe the product.
- Rows with fewer than five eligible listings are hidden.
- Asks under US$100, numismatic listings, and listings with pricing warnings are excluded.
- Source: public Reddit r/Pmsforsale and r/CoinSales sell listings observed by StackerScan.
