GOLD€3,472.87▼ −0.77 % SILVER€44.13▼ −0.33 % PLATINUM€1,289.20▲ +0.63 % PALLADIUM€896.80▲ +0.40 % GOLD 1 g€111.66▼ −0.77 % SILVER 1 kg€1,419▼ −0.33 % EUR/USD1.1162GOLD/SILVER78.70
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Gold price in Munich today

Munich is one of Germany's wealthiest cities – so a lot of gold sits in Munich safes. Here you can see what it is worth today.

1 gram of fine gold€111.66
1 gram of 585 gold€65.32
1 gram of 750 gold€83.74
1 gram of 333 gold€37.18
1 gram of 916 gold · 22 K€102.28
Dealers pay for 1 g of 585 gold€59 – €63

The gold price is the same throughout Germany. Differences in Munich arise in the buying price: dealers deduct a margin from the spot price – comparing pays off.

Gold · today in Munich

€3,472.87/ Ounce
▼ −€26.88 (−0.77 %) Market closed · As of 31/10/2026
1 gram€111.66
1 ounce€3,472.87
1 kilogram€111,655

Range on last trading day €3,468.75 – €3,515.60

All-time high€4,674.05
Distance to all-time high−25.7 %

Gold in Munich: investors and collectors

In Munich, precious metals are a fixed part of many people's wealth. Besides jewellery and bars, gold and collector coins play a big role here – not least because the city is home to the Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt (Bavarian Central Mint), one of Germany's five mints. Coins from Munich bear the mint mark D.

Collector value or gold value?

Gold coins have two prices: the material value (fine weight times the daily rate) and a possible collector value. For bullion coins such as the Wiener Philharmoniker or Krügerrand, almost only the material value counts. For rare years, proof coins or historic coins such as the 900 gold coins of the German Empire, a numismatist may offer more than a pure gold buyer.

Jewellery from Munich households

High-quality jewellery in Munich is often made of 750 gold (18 carat). For branded jewellery and watches, it is worth getting an offer for resale; plain scrap gold is paid by weight and fineness.

How to proceed in Munich

  1. Determine the fine weight and calculate the material value with the gold calculator.
  2. For coins, check whether they might have collector value.
  3. Get at least two offers – in Munich, too, buying prices differ considerably.

Gold price in Munich – history

Gold in EUR per troy ounceSource & methodology

What is your gold worth in Munich?

FinenessCaratper gram10 grams
24 carat fine gold (999)24 K€111.54€1,115.44
22 carat gold (916)22 K€102.28€1,022.76
21.6 carat gold (900)21,6 K€100.49€1,004.90
21 carat gold (875)21 K€97.70€976.98
18 carat gold (750)18 K€83.74€837.41
14 carat gold (585)14 K€65.32€653.18
9 carat gold (375)9 K€41.87€418.71
8 carat gold (333)8 K€37.18€371.81

How to sell gold safely in Munich

  1. Check the purity: look for hallmarks such as 585 or 750 and weigh the item on an accurate scale.
  2. Calculate the material value: with the gold calculator based on today's price.
  3. Get several quotes: compare at least two dealers in Munich – buying prices often differ widely.
  4. Bring your ID: for cash transactions of €2,000 or more, identification is required by law.

Questions about gold in Munich

What does the mint mark D mean?
D stands for the Bayerisches Hauptmünzamt in Munich. It tells you where the coin comes from, but says nothing about the price when it comes to the gold value of bullion coins.
When is a gold coin worth more than its gold?
When it is rare, well preserved or in demand among collectors – for example certain years, proof coins or historic coins. Common bullion coins are almost always traded at their material value.
How much is 18-carat jewellery worth in Munich?
18 carat corresponds to 750 gold, i.e. 75% fine gold. Multiply the weight by 0.75 and the current price per gram – or use our calculator.