Gold Price in Germany (EUR)
What gold actually costs in Germany
Real dealer prices — not spot converted to EUR — with the premium over international spot included when live spot and FX inputs are available.
Real dealer gold prices for Germany are coming online — this API tracks prices are quoted in eur per coin or bar, with premiums over spot calculated per gram of fine metal.
Dealer quotes
Data coming online. Germany dealer prices are being tracked from 1 source, and this page will show live sell/buyback quotes with premium-over-spot as soon as the feed goes live. No placeholder numbers — real dealer prices only.
What is premium over spot?
Premium over spot is the percentage gap between a dealer's quoted sell price and the international spot price, converted to EUR at the live exchange rate. It captures dealer margin, import costs, refining, and local demand — the reason two dealers in the same city can quote different prices for the same purity of gold. A higher premium means you're paying more above the raw metal value. The API includes a nullable field (premium_over_spot_bps) on every quote: it is computed when live spot, FX, and stated-purity inputs are available, and is otherwise null rather than fabricated.
Gold in Germany
This page covers gold and silver items listed by Degussa in Germany. Current gold listings include Degussa bars and 1 oz coins such as the Krugerrand and Vienna Philharmonic.
Convention: Prices are quoted in EUR per coin or bar, with premiums over spot calculated per gram of fine metal.
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Frequently asked
Does Degussa publish buyback prices?
Yes. The table includes Degussa's published sell and buyback prices in EUR for the listed items.How can I compare a gold coin with a larger bar?
The dealer price is for the whole coin or bar. Premiums over spot are calculated per gram of fine gold, so items of different sizes use the same basis for comparison.Which silver items are shown in Germany?
A separate silver table sits below the gold table. Current listings include Degussa bars and 1 oz coins such as the Maple Leaf, Britannia and Vienna Philharmonic.