We Buy Gold Bars & Coins Purchased at Banks

Many customers purchase gold bars and coins from banks such as TD Bank, Scotiabank, HSBC, RBC Bank, and CIBC, as well as major retailers like Costco. If you’ve bought gold bullion from a bank or retailer and are looking to sell, we buy gold bars & coins purchased at banks and Costco with a secure process & instant payment.

Why Sell Gold Bars?

Gold bars are a valuable asset, but there are many reasons why individuals and investors choose to sell them:

1. Cashing in on High Gold Prices

Gold prices fluctuate, and many investors sell gold bars when the market reaches a high price point, ensuring maximum returns on their investment.

2. Portfolio Diversification & Rebalancing

Financial experts recommend diversifying investments. Selling gold bars allows investors to redirect funds into stocks, real estate, or alternative assets.

3. Quick Access to Cash for Emergencies

Gold is one of the most liquid assets, meaning it can be quickly converted into cash. Selling gold bars helps cover medical bills, home repairs, debt payments, or other financial needs.

4. Upgrading or Changing Gold Investments

Some sellers prefer to exchange larger gold bars for fractional gold or convert bars into coins for easier storage, trade, or gifting.

5. Inheritance & Estate Liquidation

Gold bars are often passed down through generations. Many heirs choose to sell inherited gold bars to settle estates or redistribute wealth.

6. Market Trends & Economic Changes

During times of market uncertainty, gold prices may rise significantly. Selling gold bars during peak demand periods can result in higher payouts.

7. Downsizing Physical Assets

Some individuals prefer digital investments and choose to sell their physical gold bars to simplify asset management.

Types of Gold Bars We Buy

Gold bars come in various forms, sizes, and purities, depending on their origin, minting process, and intended use. Here are some of the most common types of gold bars we buy:

Tola Gold Bars

• Weight: 1 Tola (11.66 grams), 5 Tola, 10 Tola
• Purity: 99.9% gold
• Usage: Common in South Asia and the Middle East

Minted Gold Bars

• Weight: 1 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz, 50 grams, 100 grams, 1 kilo
• Purity: 99.99% gold

CombiBars

• Weight: 50 grams, 100 grams
• Purity: 99.99% gold.

We Buy 1 oz Gold Bars – Sell Your Gold for Instant Cash!

If you’re looking to sell 1 oz gold bars, A&M Gold Buyers is your trusted destination. We buy 1 oz gold bars directly from customers, ensuring a secure process, transparent pricing, and instant payment.

Why Are 1 oz Gold Bars the Most Commonly Sold?

The 1 oz gold bar is the most popular gold bullion size due to its affordability, liquidity, and ease of storage. Investors and collectors frequently sell 1 oz gold bars because they are:

• Highly Liquid – Easy to trade and sell in the gold market
• Recognized Worldwide – Accepted by gold buyers globally
• Ideal for Investment – A standard size for gold investors
• Compact & Valuable – Small enough for easy storage but holds significant value
• Purchased in Bulk – Many investors buy multiple 1 oz gold bars, making them common for resale

Popular Gold Bar & Coin Brands We Buy

We buy gold bars & coins from the most reputable mints worldwide, including:

• Royal Canadian Mint – Official government-backed gold bars & coins
• Perth Mint – Australian-crafted gold bars, known for security & design
• PAMP Suisse – Swiss precision gold bars with the famous Fortuna design
• Valcambi Suisse – Swiss-minted gold bars with the highest gold fineness
• Credit Suisse – Globally recognized gold bars with unique serial numbers
• Johnson Matthey – Historic gold bars with strong investor demand
• Engelhard – Premium gold bars with a reputation for quality and reliability

How to Sell Your Gold Bars & Coins

1. Visit Our Store – Bring your gold bars or coins to our store
2. Expert Evaluation – Our specialists assess purity & weight
3. Instant Offer – Receive an offer for your gold bars
4. Get Paid Immediately – Choose cash, cheque, or bank wire for quick payment

Sell Your Gold Bars & Coins Today – Fast, Safe & Easy!

Selling your gold bars & coins has never been easier. Whether you’re liquidating investment gold, inherited gold bars, or unwanted bullion, we make the process quick, secure, and rewarding.

What you need to know about selling gold

Gold coins (and bars) exist in various sizes, with 1 oz. being the most common. In Canada, gold coins are struck by the government and are produced by a variety of companies, including the Royal Canadian Mint. Different brands come up with unique styles. The Maple Leaf, Kangaroo, and Libertad are all popular gold coins. Gold Coins can be more expensive than other types of gold bullion, such as gold bars, ingots, and rounds, due to increased production costs and, as a result, higher premiums. If you’re researching how and where to sell gold coins in Canada, you should know that in some cases you could be able to get a better price for your unwanted gold coins than you would for other gold bullion.

What determines the value of Gold Bullion

When estimating the value of gold coins & bars, our experts examine a few things. Purity, weight, melt value, condition, and current gold market value are among them. Finding a reputable place to sell Gold coins, bars & bullion will ensure that you receive the maximum payment prices for your gold.

What is Gold Bullion?

In Canada, fine .999+ gold bullion is considered an investment grade product and is not subject to sales tax; you can invest in gold bullion through your RRSP and benefit from the tax benefits. Only gold coins, however, are designed for circulation and are considered legal tender.

What is the price of Gold today?

The spot gold price is when gold will be sold today. This price fluctuates on a daily basis and is the benchmark by which dealers establish their rates when buying from customers. One troy ounce of gold can be purchased or sold at the current price based on an unfabricated form of gold. Unfabricated gold is gold that has not been refined into a coin or poured into a bar. The current price of gold is influenced by a number of variables. Market speculation, current events, supply and demand, and other factors will affect the rise and fall of spot gold prices. It’s important to remember that gold is regularly purchased and traded worldwide.

How much is your Gold bullion worth?

Gold bullion bars or bullion gold coins may often be acquired and sold at smaller price premiums over the changing spot price than numismatic coins. In contrast to collector coins, they have no historical importance. How is the bullion price determined? It is determined by the gold piece’s purity and the current gold market price. The more pure a piece is, the more gold it contains, resulting in a greater price.

Our experienced team is available to answer any of your questions! At A&M Gold buyers we keep it simple, effective & straightforward. Our goal is to provide our clients with a trusted, dependable & reliable source to Sell Gold. Feel free to walk in during normal business hours. However you can always book an appointment.