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Gold Melt Calculator for U.S. Coins

Auto-refresh gold spot and estimate melt value for pre-1933 U.S. gold, Gold Eagles, Gold Buffalos, First Spouse coins, and modern U.S. gold commemoratives. Download your gold inventory to Excel, then upload it later to update the same list again.

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Live gold spot U.S. gold coins Pre-1933 gold Excel export and import Offer check

Built for collectors and sellers:
Actual gold weight, coin-by-coin photos, Gold Eagle fractions, pre-1933 gold denominations, modern commemoratives, custom AGW, spread math, and offer-vs-melt analysis.

Professional Excel exportDownload a styled CoinHub worksheet with item quantities, gold weight, totals, and a link back to update the list.

Upload your saved listBring your CoinHub export back into the calculator, adjust quantities or spot price, then export again.

U.S. gold coin specsIncludes pre-1933 gold, Gold Eagle fractions, Gold Buffalos, First Spouse coins, and modern commemorative gold.

Calculate Gold Melt Value

Gold spot per troy oz

Bid/ask spread (%)

Wear adjustment (%)

Offer received ($)

Coin type	Qty	Gold weight

Reference images and actual gold weights are from NGC Coin Explorer/melt-value data. Confirm date, mintmark, authenticity, and numismatic premium before making a buy or sell decision.

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1 oz Gold Eagle/Buffalo count

1/4 oz Gold Eagle count

$20 pre-1933 gold count

$5 modern commem count

Gold melt is only the metal floor. Scarce dates, certified grades, CAC stickers, and eye appeal can add significant collector premium above melt.

Custom U.S. Gold or Scrap

Custom weight

Unit

Purity (%)

Refining loss (%)

Excel feature: export your gold list, save it to your computer, and upload the file later to repopulate the calculator. The worksheet includes a CoinHub update link so users can return to this calculator whenever gold prices change.

Total melt value$0.00

Total gold weight0.000 oz t

Bid estimate$0.00

Ask estimate$0.00

1/10 oz melt$0.00

$5 gold melt$0.00

Offer vs meltEnter offer

$20 gold melt$0.00

CoinHub tip: Use melt as the floor, not the whole value. Many U.S. gold coins, especially certified pre-1933 pieces and low-mintage commemoratives, can be worth more than metal alone.