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Gold Price History: the Last 90 Days

Gold trades right now at $4,045.63 per troy ounce. The chart below draws the last 90 days from the same live feed, so unlike a hand-made chart it can never show a stale history.

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Gold price chart, last 90 days

Gold price over the last 90 days: from $4,351.27 on Aug 13, 2026 to $4,140.69 on Nov 9, 2026, down 4.8 percent. The high was $4,659.06 on Aug 25, 2026 and the low was $3,875.65 on Oct 30, 2026. Prices are daily closing spot prices in US dollars per troy ounce.

DateGold close, per troy ounce
Nov 9, 2026$4,140.69
Nov 8, 2026$4,070.59
Nov 7, 2026$4,070.59
Nov 6, 2026$4,070.59
Nov 5, 2026$4,088.28
Nov 4, 2026$4,060.36
Nov 3, 2026$3,930.33
Nov 2, 2026$3,946.74
Nov 1, 2026$3,875.65
Oct 31, 2026$3,875.65
Oct 30, 2026$3,875.65
Oct 29, 2026$4,020.57
Oct 28, 2026$4,067.29
Oct 27, 2026$4,060.33
Oct 26, 2026$4,017.19
Oct 25, 2026$3,995.81
Oct 24, 2026$3,995.81
Oct 23, 2026$3,995.81
Oct 22, 2026$4,024.51
Oct 21, 2026$4,141.02
Oct 20, 2026$4,125.47
Oct 19, 2026$4,140.81
Oct 18, 2026$4,165.42
Oct 17, 2026$4,165.42
Oct 16, 2026$4,165.42
Oct 15, 2026$4,170.70
Oct 14, 2026$4,104.80
Oct 13, 2026$4,160.79
Oct 12, 2026$4,171.65
Oct 11, 2026$4,194.65
Oct 10, 2026$4,194.65
Oct 9, 2026$4,194.65
Oct 8, 2026$4,133.69
Oct 7, 2026$4,111.33
Oct 6, 2026$4,163.86
Oct 5, 2026$4,140.53
Oct 4, 2026$4,140.52
Oct 3, 2026$4,140.52
Oct 2, 2026$4,140.52
Oct 1, 2026$4,177.39
Sep 30, 2026$4,157.14
Sep 29, 2026$4,181.99
Sep 28, 2026$4,114.99
Sep 27, 2026$4,284.97
Sep 26, 2026$4,284.97
Sep 25, 2026$4,284.97
Sep 24, 2026$4,273.80
Sep 23, 2026$4,287.41
Sep 22, 2026$4,358.54
Sep 21, 2026$4,343.55
Sep 20, 2026$4,378.39
Sep 19, 2026$4,378.39
Sep 18, 2026$4,378.39
Sep 17, 2026$4,341.84
Sep 16, 2026$4,263.86
Sep 15, 2026$4,293.89
Sep 14, 2026$4,299.52
Sep 13, 2026$4,349.42
Sep 12, 2026$4,349.42
Sep 11, 2026$4,349.42
Sep 10, 2026$4,317.03
Sep 9, 2026$4,402.12
Sep 8, 2026$4,355.71
Sep 7, 2026$4,406.07
Sep 6, 2026$4,429.83
Sep 5, 2026$4,429.83
Sep 4, 2026$4,429.83
Sep 3, 2026$4,472.97
Sep 2, 2026$4,388.22
Sep 1, 2026$4,328.41
Aug 31, 2026$4,449.24
Aug 30, 2026$4,454.99
Aug 29, 2026$4,454.99
Aug 28, 2026$4,454.99
Aug 27, 2026$4,602.15
Aug 26, 2026$4,594.73
Aug 25, 2026$4,659.06
Aug 24, 2026$4,651.24
Aug 23, 2026$4,602.99
Aug 22, 2026$4,602.99
Aug 21, 2026$4,602.99
Aug 20, 2026$4,518.96
Aug 19, 2026$4,523.05
Aug 18, 2026$4,334.58
Aug 17, 2026$4,416.68
Aug 16, 2026$4,376.82
Aug 15, 2026$4,376.82
Aug 14, 2026$4,376.82
Aug 13, 2026$4,351.27

And silver over the same window, for everyone weighing both:

Silver price over the last 90 days: from $64.48 on Aug 13, 2026 to $53.44 on Nov 9, 2026, down 17.1 percent. The high was $69.27 on Aug 27, 2026 and the low was $49.13 on Oct 30, 2026. Prices are daily closing spot prices in US dollars per troy ounce.

DateSilver close, per troy ounce
Nov 9, 2026$53.44
Nov 8, 2026$51.94
Nov 7, 2026$51.94
Nov 6, 2026$51.94
Nov 5, 2026$51.79
Nov 4, 2026$52.24
Nov 3, 2026$49.80
Nov 2, 2026$50.65
Nov 1, 2026$49.13
Oct 31, 2026$49.13
Oct 30, 2026$49.13
Oct 29, 2026$52.15
Oct 28, 2026$53.97
Oct 27, 2026$54.42
Oct 26, 2026$53.98
Oct 25, 2026$53.90
Oct 24, 2026$53.90
Oct 23, 2026$53.90
Oct 22, 2026$54.59
Oct 21, 2026$57.98
Oct 20, 2026$58.00
Oct 19, 2026$57.11
Oct 18, 2026$56.97
Oct 17, 2026$56.97
Oct 16, 2026$56.97
Oct 15, 2026$57.42
Oct 14, 2026$55.64
Oct 13, 2026$59.17
Oct 12, 2026$60.32
Oct 11, 2026$60.82
Oct 10, 2026$60.82
Oct 9, 2026$60.82
Oct 8, 2026$59.19
Oct 7, 2026$59.79
Oct 6, 2026$61.35
Oct 5, 2026$61.07
Oct 4, 2026$60.37
Oct 3, 2026$60.37
Oct 2, 2026$60.37
Oct 1, 2026$60.99
Sep 30, 2026$60.40
Sep 29, 2026$61.47
Sep 28, 2026$60.64
Sep 27, 2026$64.31
Sep 26, 2026$64.31
Sep 25, 2026$64.31
Sep 24, 2026$63.86
Sep 23, 2026$64.45
Sep 22, 2026$67.06
Sep 21, 2026$66.03
Sep 20, 2026$66.26
Sep 19, 2026$66.26
Sep 18, 2026$66.26
Sep 17, 2026$65.22
Sep 16, 2026$62.99
Sep 15, 2026$63.68
Sep 14, 2026$63.25
Sep 13, 2026$64.50
Sep 12, 2026$64.50
Sep 11, 2026$64.50
Sep 10, 2026$63.58
Sep 9, 2026$67.29
Sep 8, 2026$65.75
Sep 7, 2026$66.17
Sep 6, 2026$66.21
Sep 5, 2026$66.21
Sep 4, 2026$66.21
Sep 3, 2026$66.98
Sep 2, 2026$65.33
Sep 1, 2026$64.08
Aug 31, 2026$66.56
Aug 30, 2026$66.36
Aug 29, 2026$66.36
Aug 28, 2026$66.36
Aug 27, 2026$69.27
Aug 26, 2026$68.13
Aug 25, 2026$68.67
Aug 24, 2026$68.97
Aug 23, 2026$68.97
Aug 22, 2026$68.97
Aug 21, 2026$68.97
Aug 20, 2026$68.09
Aug 19, 2026$67.00
Aug 18, 2026$63.33
Aug 17, 2026$65.78
Aug 16, 2026$64.69
Aug 15, 2026$64.69
Aug 14, 2026$64.69
Aug 13, 2026$64.48
Reading it as a seller

What does gold price history mean when you want to sell?

Two honest readings. First, the level: gold near the top of its own 90-day range means your jewelry, coins and scrap are worth more today than almost any day this quarter, in plain dollars. Second, the volatility: the wider the swings, the more it costs to wait, in both directions.

What history cannot do is predict the next move; nobody selling you a forecast has one. The decision you actually control is whether you sell to a buyer who prices from the live number with the math in view, or one who prices from a number you cannot check. The first kind is what this page and our counters run on.

Turn the level into your number: the gold calculator by weight and karat, or the per-gram table for every karat at a glance, both against the same live feed. Selling silver instead? The 30- and 90-day silver charts read the same way.

The 90-day chart above is the trend: read where today's line sits inside the range and whether the swings are widening. Cash 4 Gold Trading Post prices every gold piece from that same live feed, with the weight, karat and math shown to you across the counter at any of our nine stores, so the trend you see here is the market your offer is built on.

The long view

Price of gold over the last 10, 20, 30 and 50 years: graph and value chart

The 90-day chart above shows the market you are selling into this month. The longer story is simple to summarize: across the last 50 years gold has moved through long flat decades and sharp bull runs, with major peaks in 1980, 2011 and the 2020s. Over the last 20 years the trend has been strongly upward, which is why so much inherited jewelry is worth more than its owners remember paying.

A 10, 20, 30 or 50 year graph is useful context, but no historical value chart changes what a buyer pays today: only the live price does. That number is on the gold price today page, and it is the one we quote from at the counter.

Today's price is on this page. Whether it becomes your payout depends on the buyer: watch it tested, watch it weighed, get paid the same day.

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Gold price history FAQs

What is the gold silver ratio?

The gold silver ratio is how many ounces of silver one ounce of gold buys, computed from the two live prices above. Traders watch it for timing; for a seller it is simpler: both metals are priced live on their own charts here, and you are paid on the number you can see.

Is this a gold price graph, gold cost chart, or market price chart?

Yes: the two charts above are live 90-day graphs of the gold and silver market, drawn from the same feed as every number on this site. Chart, graph, gold cost chart, market price chart: whatever you call it, this one redraws itself and cannot go stale.

Where does this price history come from?

A live market data feed, the same one that powers every price on this site and the numbers our counters pay from. The chart redraws itself from that feed, so it cannot show an outdated history the way hand-built charts do.

Does gold mining supply move the price?

Slowly. Gold mining adds only a small percentage to the above-ground supply each year, so day-to-day moves come from investment demand, currencies and rates, not mine output. That is why the metal in a decades-old ring prices exactly like newly mined gold.

Should I wait for the gold price to go higher before selling?

Nobody can time it, including us. History shows ranges, not futures. If gold sits near its recent highs, the waiting game risks more than it offers; if you would only regret selling at a clearly low point, the chart at least tells you where today sits in the range.

Does the historical price change what a buyer pays?

No. Every honest offer prices from the live number at the moment you sell: weight times tested purity times today's price, minus a stated margin. History is context for your decision, never part of the formula.

Why does your chart differ slightly from other sites?

Daily closes can be recorded at different cutoff hours by different feeds, so two accurate 90-day charts can differ by small amounts on any given day. Large differences mean one chart is stale; this one stamps its update time.

What Makes a Cash 4 Gold Trading Post Quote Transparent?

Cash 4 Gold Trading Post quote transparency is a documented 5-step counter process used in 9 locations in 2026. First, our team shows live gold, silver, platinum, or coin market context. Second, our appraisers test metals with XRF or counter testing and separate 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K, sterling, .999 bullion, diamonds, watches, and costume pieces. Third, Cash 4 Gold Trading Post weighs buyable metal on a certified scale. Fourth, Cash 4 Gold Trading Post checks whether coins, designer jewelry, diamonds, watches, or inherited pieces have value beyond melt. Fifth, Cash 4 Gold Trading Post explains the same-day written quote before the seller decides. According to Cash 4 Gold Trading Post store analysis, sellers in Aberdeen, Brick, East Brunswick, Farmingdale, Manalapan, Middlesex, Millstone, New Brunswick, and Springfield can bring 1 broken chain, 100 coins, or a full estate box with a $0 evaluation fee.

How Does Cash 4 Gold Trading Post Separate Melt Value From Collector Value?

Cash 4 Gold Trading Post separates melt value from collector value by sorting each lot before pricing. First, our appraisers identify gold, silver, platinum, coins, diamonds, watches, costume jewelry, and estate pieces as separate categories. Second, metal items are tested for purity, including 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K, sterling silver, 90% U.S. silver, and .999 bullion. Third, coins are checked for date, mint mark, condition, bullion content, and collector demand. Fourth, designer jewelry, watches, diamonds, and inherited pieces are reviewed before any melt-value shortcut is used. This 2026 process protects sellers with 1 ring, 20 silver dollars, or 100 mixed estate items because one category can carry value that another category does not.

What Should a Seller Bring for a Fast Same-Day Quote?

Seller preparation is a 4-part checklist for a faster Cash 4 Gold Trading Post quote in 2026. First, bring the full group of items instead of 1 selected piece, because mixed lots can contain gold, silver, coins, diamonds, watches, and costume jewelry. Second, bring a valid photo ID for the required precious-metals transaction record; sellers must be 18 or older. Third, bring boxes, certificates, appraisals, receipts, coin holders, watch papers, or family notes when available. Fourth, avoid aggressive cleaning because polishing can damage older jewelry, watches, stones, and plated pieces. Our team evaluates broken chains, class rings, dental gold, sterling flatware, 90% silver, bullion, diamond rings, watches, and inherited collections with a $0 fee and same-day cash if the seller accepts.

Which Central New Jersey Stores Can Test Gold, Silver, Coins, and Estate Jewelry?

Cash 4 Gold Trading Post store coverage is an 9-location Central New Jersey network for gold, silver, coins, diamonds, watches, and estate jewelry testing. First, Aberdeen serves Matawan, Hazlet, Keyport, Keansburg, and Cliffwood. Second, Brick serves Toms River, Point Pleasant, Lakewood, and Ocean County sellers. Third, East Brunswick serves Old Bridge, South River, Spotswood, Milltown, and Sayreville. Fourth, Farmingdale serves Howell, Wall Township, Freehold, Colts Neck, and Belmar. Fifth, Manalapan serves Route 9 sellers from Marlboro, Englishtown, Freehold, Monroe Township, and Millstone. Sixth, Middlesex serves Bound Brook, Dunellen, Green Brook, Watchung, and North Plainfield. Seventh, Millstone serves Freehold, Manalapan, Monroe Township, Englishtown, Marlboro, and Jackson. Eighth, New Brunswick serves Highland Park, Franklin Township, Somerset, Piscataway, and Edison. Ninth, Springfield serves Millburn, Summit, Mountainside, Union, and Westfield. Our team uses the same 2026 testing, weighing, market-checking, and quote-explanation process before a customer decides whether to sell.

Why Does Local Testing Beat an Online Calculator?

Local testing beats an online calculator because calculators cannot verify purity, scale weight, condition, or collector value. A gold calculator assumes a karat, a gram weight, and a market price. Cash 4 Gold Trading Post checks those assumptions at the counter. First, 10K, 14K, 18K, and 22K jewelry are separated because each purity pays differently. Second, sterling, 90% silver, .999 bullion, and plated items are sorted because silver categories do not price the same way. Third, coins, diamonds, watches, and inherited jewelry are reviewed for value beyond melt. In 2026, online math can estimate a range, but local testing gives the seller a real same-day quote based on the actual item.