Jewelry or bullion
Find fine-metal value
Use weight, a defensible purity and a per-troy-ounce reference for gold, platinum or palladium.
Start with gold value →Metal value calculators
These browser-based tools use the reference price you enter. Nothing is uploaded, and no result is presented as a guaranteed dealer payment or appraisal.
Gold, silver, copper, platinum and palladium
Use a source you can name, identify the material, then keep the completed calculation when you compare an actual offer.
Jewelry or bullion
Use weight, a defensible purity and a per-troy-ounce reference for gold, platinum or palladium.
Start with gold value →Coins, flatware or silver
Separate sterling, coin silver and fine silver before applying one documented reference price.
Calculate silver melt value →Wire, pipe or scrap
Material grade changes a copper offer. Classify the item before treating a benchmark as a scrap price.
Use the copper sorting checklist →Value calculators
Choose a calculator that matches the metal, quote unit and material you are working with.
Weight, unit, karat or custom fineness, manual price per troy ounce and modeled buyer payout.
Open gold calculator →Fine, Britannia, sterling, coin and custom-purity silver using a manual troy-ounce reference.
Open silver calculator →Convert a manually entered per-pound reference into gross contained-copper value and a modeled recovery payout.
Open copper calculator →Model contained platinum value from weight, fineness and a manual reference price per troy ounce.
Open platinum calculator →Convert weight and fineness into contained palladium value with a fully visible price basis.
Open palladium calculator →Subtract documented deductions and route costs from two offers in the same currency.
Compare net offers →Conversion tool
Convert among grams, kilograms, troy ounces, ordinary ounces, pennyweights, grains and pounds. The tool keeps troy and avoirdupois ounces visibly separate.
Comparing actual buyer offers? Keep the calculation separate from the offer, then subtract stated deductions and route costs from each offer in the same currency.
Compare net offersA contained-metal calculation is a defensible starting point when weight, purity and reference price are known. It cannot identify an item, authenticate a hallmark, measure actual assay, determine gemstones or collectible value, or promise what a particular buyer will pay.
Before selling an intact coin, antique, signed object or historically significant item, investigate its non-metal value before authorizing destructive testing or melting.