Comparison
Two supported coin-size recordsCompare documented specifications
Gold Bullion Coin Comparison
Choose two supported coin-size records from one canonical specification dataset. Compare issuer, denomination, fineness, stated fine content, gross weight where published, and theoretical current metal value.
Current Gold spot reference
$4,188.08USD · per fine troy ounceShared data
One canonical coin specification datasetValue output
Theoretical fine-gold spot valueSpecification and intent
Compare specifications, not dealer prices
Only issuer- or exchange-documented coin variants appear in the selectors. Blank gross weights remain unavailable rather than inferred, and both values use the same current Gold quote.
Interactive tool
Compare two supported bullion coins
Select each coin and size. The comparison shows common specification fields and spot-based fine-metal estimates without dealer ranking.
First selection
American Gold Eagle
- Issuer / country
- United States Mint · United States
- Issue period
- Gold Eagle specification; issue year is not a calculator input
- Denomination
- $50
- Fineness
- 916.70‰
- Fine gold
- 1.000000 troy oz
- Gross weight
- 33.931 g
Second selection
Gold Sovereign
- Issuer / country
- The Royal Mint · United Kingdom
- Issue period
- 2026 bullion issue specification
- Denomination
- Sovereign
- Fineness
- 916.67‰
- Fine gold
- 0.235000 troy oz
- Gross weight
- Not stated
Both values use the same current Gold quote and canonical coin specification records. These are theoretical melt references, not resale rankings or collector valuations.
Calculation method
How the result is calculated
Each coin's sourced fine-gold weight is converted to troy ounces if required, then multiplied by the same current Gold spot quote.
Theoretical melt values are not buy/sell prices. Coin authenticity, condition, collectible value, market premiums, taxes, and dealer spreads are outside this comparison.
Evidence and references
Specification sources
Primary references where available
Information only, not investment advice. Theoretical metal value is not a dealer offer, retail price, jewelry appraisal, assay, or guaranteed sale price.