How Much Does a Bar of Gold Weigh in Pounds

• Gold is the most popular precious metal traded on the market.
• It's considered a reserve asset, and its value tends to be largely unaffected by economic conditions.
• Gold's value is also more predictable than the value of paper currencies and other commodities.

Gold is the most common precious metal traded on the market. It's considered a reserve asset, and its value tends to be largely unaffected by economic conditions. Gold's value is also more predictable than the value of paper currencies and other commodities.

Gold vs. 10 Pounds

Gold's physical weight is expressed in grams, troy ounces, and pennyweights, but the first step to calculating how much gold one bar of gold is worth is to translate that weight into pounds.

A bar of gold weighs 32.15 grams, or 1 ounce. So one bar of gold weighs 32.15 grams.
Next, divide 32.15 by 16.35 to convert bar gold weight into pennyweights.

32.15/16.35 = 1.4461 pennyweights

Now, divide 1.4461 by 12 to convert pennyweights into troy ounces.

1.4461/12 = 0.0458 troy ounces

Gold vs. 2 Kilos

Product Units
Gold bars (1 oz.) 1
Gold bars (1 kilo) 20

Gold vs. 100 Kilos

1 Kilo Gold Bar = 32.15 Pounds
Gold vs. 1 Ounce
1 Ounce Gold Bar = 31.1 Pounds
Gold vs. 1 Kilogram
1 Kilogram Gold Bar = 32 Pounds
Gold vs. 1 Pound
1 Pound Gold Bar = 0.453057 Kilograms
Gold vs. 1 Troy Ounce
1 Troy Ounce Gold Bar = 27.322 Pounds
Gold vs. 1 Troy Pound
1 Troy Pound Gold Bar = 1.09 Troy Ounces
Gold vs. 1 Troy Ounce Troy Pound