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1 oz Gold Eagle Price Today
1 oz · Random year / BU · 22k, 1 oz actual gold
The American Gold Eagle is a United States Mint coin with 1 troy ounce of gold in a 22 karat piece. This page is the random-year 1 oz coin, not the 1/10 oz Eagle. Rank is not for sale.
Monument Metals is the cheapest in-stock delivered 1 oz Gold Eagle at $3,957.89 because its premium over spot (+$81.49) is the lowest among in-stock, verified rows. Shipping on that row is $0, so the delivered price is the check/wire price.
Spot gold $3,876.40 delayed Gold / Silver Ratio 78.7
Premiums verified Oct 31, 2026, 1:52 PM EDT. Spot as of Oct 31, 2026, 3:36 PM EDT.
As of this snapshot, the lowest delivered 1 oz American Gold Eagle is Monument Metals at $3,957.89 all-in.
Ranked by all-in = check/wire (qty 1) + shipping.
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Dealer prices ranked by all-in
Qty 1 check/wire. At this price the coin clears every free-shipping threshold, including $499, so shipping is $0 on every in-stock row. How we rank.
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FAQ
- Is this a full 1 oz Gold Eagle or a tenth-ounce?
- This page is the 1 oz coin only. It is 22k (91.67% gold) with 1 troy ounce of actual gold. It is not a 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle.
- Is this the price for one coin?
- Yes. Quantity 1, first check/wire tier.
- Does all-in include shipping?
- Yes. A 1 oz Gold Eagle clears every free-shipping threshold, including Bullion Exchanges at $499, so published small-order shipping is $0 on every in-stock row.
- What does random year mean?
- The dealer chooses the date. You get a 1 oz American Gold Eagle, not a specific year.
What this table shows
Eight dealers, one random-year 1 oz American Gold Eagle each. Check/wire is the quantity-1 check or wire price: delayed gold spot plus the last verified premium. All-in adds shipping, and the table is sorted by that delivered cost.
Premium is check/wire minus spot. It leaves shipping out, which is why the lowest premium is not automatically the cheapest coin to have delivered. On this page the check/wire price is an ounce of gold, so it clears every free-shipping threshold, including Bullion Exchanges at $499, and shipping is $0 on every priced in-stock row. With equal shipping, the lowest premium and the lowest delivered price are the same dealer. On a silver coin under $199 they often are not, because the shipping fees differ.
The generic bar of the same weight is the 1 oz gold bar. “$199+ order” and “$500+ order” are here for a mixed cart. A 1 oz Eagle already clears every free-shipping threshold, including Bullion Exchanges at $499, so those settings do not change a priced row. A cheaper premium still does not win BEST if that dealer is out of stock, on preorder, or missing a verified premium. Rank is not for sale.