Measured weight and marked fineness

LBMA Good Delivery Gold Bar Value Calculator

Enter the bar's actual gross troy-ounce weight and marked fineness. This tool checks the LBMA minimum fineness and fine-gold-content range, then calculates theoretical value from the resulting fine ounces.

Spot per fine troy ounce

$4,186.98USD · per fine troy ounce
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LBMA fine-content range

350–430 troy oz

Minimum fineness

995.0‰

Common description

About 400 oz; actual bars vary

Specification and intent

A Good Delivery gold bar is not a fixed 400 ounces

LBMA describes a fine-gold content range of 350–430 troy ounces, minimum fineness 995.0, and a common weight near 400 ounces. The actual gross weight and assay vary by bar.

Interactive tool

Value a measured bar

Use the scale or bar-list gross weight and the stamped assay. A common 400 oz nominal value is not substituted for your measured input.

Use the measured or listed gross weight; do not assume a fixed 400 oz.
The LBMA minimum is 995.0‰.
Fine-gold content399.9600 troy ozDerived from your actual gross-weight and assay inputs.
Theoretical value · USD$1,674,626.02Current spot reference × calculated fine ounces.

Fine ounces = measured gross ounces × stamped fineness ÷ 1,000. LBMA's 350–430 fine-ounce range and minimum fineness are validation bounds, not a claim that your bar is certified. This calculator does not authenticate bars.

Calculation method

How the result is calculated

Fine troy ounces = gross troy ounces × fineness ÷ 1,000. Theoretical value = fine troy ounces × current Gold spot per troy ounce.

This is a calculator, not an LBMA certification or assay. Use verified bar marks and qualified weighing/assay records; the page cannot authenticate a refiner, serial number, or physical bar.

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.