J.F. Kingsley · The Sovereign Allocation

Gold & Silver Premium Calculator

Real-Time Spot Prices · Dealer Premium Analysis · Break-Even Modeling

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How to use: Enter today's spot prices for gold and silver, select your product and quantity, then adjust the premium percentage. All calculations update instantly. Typical premiums shown are market averages — always confirm with your dealer.
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Live Spot Prices & Settings
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Gold Calculator
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Silver Calculator
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Break-Even Price ? Silver must reach this price per ounce for you to recover the dealer's premium at time of sale (assumes no selling premium).
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Full Premium Comparison — All Products
Product Type Premium % Premium / oz Cost / oz Total (1 oz)
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Understanding Dealer Premiums
What Drives Premiums

● Minting & Fabrication Costs — Government coins carry higher premiums than generic bars due to production complexity.

● Dealer Overhead — Storage, insurance, compliance, and staffing are embedded in the spread.

● Supply & Demand — High retail demand (as in 2020–2022) can push premiums well above norms.

● Quantity Discounts — Larger bars and bulk purchases typically carry lower percentage premiums.

● Numismatic vs. Bullion — Collector coins can trade at premiums of 20–200%+ above spot.

Typical Premium Ranges
Gold Coins (Sovereign/Eagle/Maple) 3 – 6%
Gold Bars (1 oz) 1.5 – 3%
Gold Bars (10 oz+) 0.8 – 1.8%
Silver Eagles / Maples 10 – 20%
Silver Bars (1–10 oz) 4 – 8%
Silver Bars (100 oz+) 2 – 5%