1 kg 24K gold bar for sale Online & Physically at Best Price

1 kg 24K gold bar for sale: Discover premium 1 kg 24K gold bars for Sale (99.99% pure) from Buy Gold Bars Africa Ltd – ethically sourced, certified, and ideal for international investors. Secure your investment-grade bullion with full traceability, assay certificates, and competitive pricing at spot + 3-5% premium.

As of February 2026, explore authentic African-origin gold for wealth preservation and diversification – contact us for real-time quotes and secure global delivery.

Product Specifications

Our 1 kg 24K gold bar is a premium investment-grade product, ideal for portfolio diversification, hedging against inflation, or long-term storage. Here’s what you need to know:

  • Purity and Composition: 24K (99.99% pure gold, also known as “four nines” fineness). This is the highest standard for investment gold, with minimal alloys for maximum value retention.  The bar is refined to meet or exceed international standards, free from impurities like copper or silver that might be present in lower-karat options.
  • Weight and Dimensions: Exactly 1 kilogram (1,000 grams or approximately 32.15 troy ounces). Typical dimensions are around 115 mm x 50 mm x 9 mm (length x width x thickness), though this can vary slightly by refinery. The bar is stamped with its weight, purity, serial number, and our hallmark for traceability.
  • Origin and Sourcing: Sourced from licensed artisanal and small-scale mines in Africa. We prioritize ethical sourcing to avoid conflict zones, ensuring compliance with initiatives like the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Supply Chains.  Each bar includes a certificate of origin from the relevant African country’s mining authority (e.g., Uganda’s Directorate of Geological Survey and Mines).
  • Certification and Assay: Every bar comes with an independent assay certificate from an ISO 17025-accredited lab, verifying purity and weight. We recommend LBMA (London Bullion Market Association)-approved refineries where possible, as this enhances resale value globally.  For added assurance, buyers can request third-party verification upon delivery.
  • Packaging and Security: Bars are sealed in tamper-evident packaging with holograms to prevent counterfeiting. We include insurance during transit for international shipments.

This product is suitable for IRA accounts in some jurisdictions (e.g., the US), but consult your financial advisor for eligibility.

Pricing

Gold prices fluctuate daily based on the global spot price, which is influenced by factors like geopolitical events, inflation, and currency strength.  As of February 2, 2026:

  • Spot Price Reference: The current spot price for gold is approximately $4,800–$4,900 per troy ounce, translating to about $154,000–$157,000 USD per kilogram.  (Note: Prices can vary by source; we base ours on real-time data from exchanges like COMEX.)
  • Our Selling Price: For a 1 kg 24K bar, we quote at spot + 3–5% premium (covering refining, certification, and logistics). This brings the price to approximately $160,000–$165,000 USD, depending on quantity and market conditions. Bulk purchases (e.g., 5+ kg) qualify for discounts. Prices are in USD or EUR; we can provide a firm quote upon inquiry.
  • Additional Costs: Expect 1–2% for insurance and shipping. International buyers may face import duties (e.g., 0% in the US for gold bullion, but VAT in some EU countries).  We do not include local taxes in our quotes—those are the buyer’s responsibility.

Contact us for a personalized quote, as prices update hourly.

Purchasing Process

As an international buyer, we make the process straightforward but secure:

  1. Inquiry and Verification: Submit your details (ID, proof of address, and business registration if applicable) for KYC (Know Your Customer) compliance. This helps prevent money laundering.
  2. Contract and Payment: We draft a sales contract outlining terms. Payment via bank wire transfer to our verified account (no upfront fees or cash). We accept escrow services for larger deals to protect both parties.
  3. Delivery Options:
    • FOB (Free On Board): You handle shipping from our African warehouse (e.g., Kampala, Uganda). Recommended for experienced buyers.
    • CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight): We deliver to your destination (e.g., via Brinks or Malca-Amit secure transport). Transit time: 3–7 days.
    • Customs Clearance: We provide all export documents (e.g., export license, certificate of origin, commercial invoice).  You’ll need to arrange import permits in your country.
  4. Inspection: Upon arrival, you can assay the bar at a neutral lab. Returns accepted within 7 days if authenticity issues arise (rare, as we guarantee quality).

Minimum order: 1 kg. We can scale up to 100 kg/month for repeat buyers.

Key Considerations for International Buyers

While buying gold from Africa offers access to abundant supplies at competitive prices, it’s essential to approach with caution. Here’s a balanced overview based on industry insights:

  • Advantages:
    • Lower premiums compared to Western dealers due to proximity to mines.
    • Potential for high returns; gold has historically outperformed inflation.
    • Diversification: Africa produces ~25% of global gold, with growing ethical sourcing standards.
  • Risks and Challenges:
    • Scams: Up to 90% of online African gold offers are fraudulent, involving fake gold (e.g., brass-coated bars) or advance-fee schemes where sellers demand upfront payments for “taxes” or “shipping” that never materialize.  Always insist on no upfront fees and independent verification.
    • Conflict Gold and Sanctions: Some African gold is linked to armed groups, human rights abuses, or entities like Russia’s Wagner Group (now under US sanctions).  Ensure your supplier provides proof of conflict-free status (e.g., via RMAP audits).
    • Environmental and Ethical Issues: Mining can cause deforestation and pollution; opt for suppliers with sustainability certifications.
    • Legal and Regulatory Hurdles: Comply with anti-money laundering laws in your country (e.g., US FinCEN reporting for large transactions).  Export licenses are mandatory in Africa, and delays can occur.
    • Market Volatility: Gold prices can drop (e.g., recent 6-7% weekly declines in some data).  Monitor economic indicators like interest rates.
  • Best Practices:
    • Conduct due diligence: Verify the seller’s license, visit the site if possible, or use intermediaries.
    • Use secure payment methods and avoid CIF if you’re inexperienced—FOB reduces scam risks.
    • Consult experts: Engage a lawyer or broker familiar with international gold trade.
    • Storage: Consider secure vaults (e.g., in Singapore or Switzerland) for large holdings.

If this aligns with your needs, reply with your location and quantity for a detailed proposal. We’re here to answer any questions—let’s make your gold investment secure and profitable!