Costco sells 1 oz gold bars to members online. Here is what one is worth at today's live spot price of $4,190.50, and a calculator to check how Costco's price compares.
Typical premium bands for 1 oz bars. Costco's exact price is visible to members on costco.com.
Enter the price you see at Costco or a dealer to compare it with the live melt value.
A 1 oz gold bar contains one troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, worth $4,190.50 at today's spot price. Costco's selling price is set above that and changes with the market.
Costco's 1 oz bars have generally been priced only a few percent over spot, which is competitive with large online dealers, especially once card rewards are counted. Use the calculator above with the price you see to check.
No. Costco does not buy back gold. You would sell it to a coin shop or online dealer, which typically pays close to spot for a recognized 1 oz bar in its assay card.
Costco has sold 1 oz bars from major refiners such as PAMP Suisse and Rand Refinery, sealed in assay cards. Availability is online-only for members and can sell out.
Costco has offered silver bullion coins and bars at times. A 1 oz silver coin's metal is worth $61.03 today; expect a higher percentage premium on silver than on gold.