Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)
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$1,900.99
Gold content: 0.4730 oz (14.71g)
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| Coin | Gold content | Purity | Melt value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) | 0.4730 oz | 96.5% | $1,900.99 |
| Chinese Gold Panda 15g | 0.4818 oz | 99.9% | $1,936.35 |
| Indonesian Gold Bar 10g (Antam) | 0.3215 oz | 100.0% | $1,292.11 |
| Chinese Gold Panda 8g | 0.2570 oz | 99.9% | $1,032.88 |
| Indonesian Gold Bar 5g (Antam) | 0.1608 oz | 100.0% | $646.26 |
| Chinese Gold Panda 30g | 0.9990 oz | 99.9% | $4,014.98 |
Market analysis by Mehmet Aydın·Precious Metals Editor·Last updated April 2026About the Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)
The Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) is a 96.5% pure gold coin (23.2K) produced by Various in Thailand since Various. It contains 14.71g (0.4730 troy oz) of pure gold with a total weight of 15.244g. At today's spot price of $4,019.00/oz, the melt value is $1,900.99.
As a modern bullion coin, the Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) is designed for gold investment and wealth preservation. It typically trades at a small premium (3-8%) above its melt value. The Baht series is one of the most widely recognized and traded gold coins worldwide.
The Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) is minted in 22 karat gold (91.67% pure), alloyed with copper for improved durability. Despite the lower purity compared to 24K coins, it contains exactly 0.4730 troy oz of pure gold.
When buying a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht), expect a dealer premium of 3-8% above melt value. When selling, reputable dealers pay 96-99% of melt value. Compare offers from at least 3 dealers before selling.
How to buy and sell a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)
Buying
Purchase from reputable bullion dealers, banks, or government mints. Expect a premium of 3-8% above the melt value. Verify weight and purity before completing the purchase. Store in a safe or bank deposit box.
Selling
Sell to online bullion dealers for the best prices (96-99% of melt). Local coin shops offer 90-95%. Pawn shops offer the lowest at 80-90%. For rare coins, consider auction houses.
Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) specifications
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How much is a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) worth today?
At today's gold price of $4,019.00 per troy ounce, the Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) has a melt value of about $1,900.99 — the worth of the 0.4730 oz of gold it contains. In practice you will pay a little above melt when buying and receive close to melt when selling, because dealers add a premium for minting, distribution and their margin. The melt value is the floor: it tells you what the metal alone is worth, which makes it the right number to measure any dealer's quote against.
Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) history
The Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) comes from Thailand and has been issued Various by Various. Coins like this were created to give investors and collectors a trusted, mint-backed way to own a precise amount of gold. Over the years it has built a reputation for consistent quality and recognisability — and recognisability is what gives a bullion coin its staying power, because a widely-known coin is easier to buy, sell and authenticate anywhere in the world. Its design and specifications have been kept stable so each new issue is interchangeable with the last.
Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) premium over spot
A Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) almost always costs more than its raw melt value. That extra is the premium, and it covers refining, minting, distribution and the dealer's margin. For a widely-traded bullion coin the premium is usually modest — often around 3-8% over spot — while scarcer or collectible coins can carry much higher premiums, and premiums also rise when demand spikes or supply tightens. When you sell, you typically recover 96-99% of the metal value, so buying at a low premium from a reputable dealer is the single biggest factor in your long-term return.
Where to buy and sell a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)
Buy Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) coins from established, accredited bullion dealers — a trusted local coin shop or a major online dealer — and compare the total price including premium and shipping before committing. Check authenticity: buy sealed or graded where possible, verify the weight and dimensions, and be wary of prices that look too good to be true. When selling, get quotes from several dealers, as offers vary; a recognised coin in good condition with its packaging fetches the best price. Avoid pawn shops for bullion coins — specialist dealers almost always pay closer to true value.
Is the Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) a good investment?
As an investment the Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) has clear strengths: it holds 0.4730 oz of 96.5% gold, it is highly recognisable, and that recognisability makes it liquid — easy to sell quickly at a fair price almost anywhere. Like all gold, it is best treated as a long-term store of value and a hedge against inflation and currency weakness rather than a quick trade. The main cost to watch is the premium: pay too much over spot and it takes longer for the gold price to catch up. Bought sensibly from a reputable dealer and held for the long term, it is a solid, low-fuss way to own physical gold.
How much is a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) worth today?▾
Based on today's gold spot price of $4,019.00/oz, a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) has a melt value of $1,900.99. Market price may include a dealer premium above melt.
What is the gold content of a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)?▾
A Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) contains 14.71g (0.4730 troy oz) of pure gold. Total weight is 15.244g at 96.5% purity (23.2K).
Is a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) a good investment?▾
The Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) contains 0.4730 oz of gold providing intrinsic value. Bullion coins trade near melt while historic coins may carry numismatic premiums.
How can I verify a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) is genuine?▾
Check weight (15.244g), diameter (0mm), and thickness (0mm) with precision instruments. Gold is not magnetic — a magnet test detects common fakes. For high-value coins, get PCGS or NGC certification.
Where is the best place to sell a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)?▾
Online bullion dealers pay 96-99% of melt value. Local coin shops: 90-95%. Pawn shops: 80-90%. For rare specimens, auction houses may pay above melt. Always get multiple quotes.
How much does a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) weigh?▾
A Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) weighs 15.244g total. Of this, 14.71g (0.4730 troy oz) is pure gold. Diameter: 0mm, thickness: 0mm.
What is the premium on a Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)?▾
The Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht) typically trades at a premium of around 3-8% over its melt value, covering minting, distribution and dealer margin. Scarcer dates or graded coins can cost more. When selling, you usually recover 96-99% of the metal value.
Where can I sell my Thai Gold Baht (1 Baht)?▾
Sell to established bullion dealers or reputable coin shops, online or local, and get quotes from several since offers vary. A recognised coin in good condition with its packaging sells closest to its $1,900.99 melt value. Avoid pawn shops, which tend to pay less.