How Much Is a Gold Bar Worth Today? As of March 5, 2025, a 1-ounce gold bar is worth $2,936.90. Gold prices are typically measured in troy ounces, with 12 troy ounces equaling one troy pound.

Historically, 1-ounce gold bars have been considered a reliable store of value. Their larger size allows investors to hold a considerable amount of wealth in a single, tangible asset.

Gold bars weighing 400 troy ounces hit the million-dollar mark after the price of the precious metal climbed above $2,500 per troy ounce. However, not all gold bars weigh 400 ounces.

So while 1-ounce gold bars may be more cost-effective than buying coins, if you have a lot of capital you may be better off buying a larger bar instead — as long as you have the storage for it.

The price of gold is at record levels, with spot gold prices having eclipsed the $2,500-per-ounce mark at the end of last week. As of midday Tuesday, prices were near or above $2,550 per ounce.

advertisement 08-20-2024 FINANCING THE FUTURE Gold bars hit $1 million in value. Why does the price keep rising? The precious metal, known for its volatility, has enjoyed record highs recently.

Rising prices led the value of a gold bar to new heights. Gold bars weighing 400 troy ounces are now valued at $1 million after the price of the precious metal hit $2,500 an ounce.

Rising prices led the value of a gold bar to new heights. Gold bars weighing 400 troy ounces are now valued at $1 million after the price of the precious metal hit $2,500 an ounce.