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Gold Price Calculator

Convert gold weight to value in grams, ounces, and Korean don.

1Weight & Price

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2Quick Reference Prices

1 Pun (0.375g)43,125 KRW
1 Don (3.75g)431,250 KRW
5 Don (18.75g)2,156,250 KRW
1 Nyang (10 Don) (37.5g)4,312,500 KRW
1 Troy Ounce (31.1035g)3,576,903 KRW
100g (100g)11,500,000 KRW

Gold Buying Guide for Korea

Korean Gold Units: Korea uses a traditional unit called "don" (돈). 1 don = 3.75 grams. When shopping at Jongno gold shops (종로 금은방) in Seoul, prices are quoted per don. 1 nyang (냥) = 10 don = 37.5g. The international standard troy ounce (oz) = 31.1035g.

Where to Buy Gold in Korea: Jongno in Seoul is famous for its gold shops (금은방). You can also trade through KRX Gold Market (Korea Exchange), which is VAT-exempt and capital gains tax-free. Banks offer "gold banking" (골드뱅킹) accounts. Gold ETFs like KODEX Gold Futures are available on the stock exchange.

Tax on Gold in Korea: Physical gold purchases (gold bars, jewelry) include 10% VAT. KRX Gold Market trades are VAT-exempt with no capital gains tax, making it the most tax-efficient option. Gold ETFs are subject to 15.4% dividend income tax on gains.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How much does 1 don of gold weigh?
A. 1 don (돈) equals 3.75 grams. This is the traditional Korean unit for gold. 1 nyang (냥) = 10 don = 37.5 grams.
Q. Where can I buy gold in Korea?
A. You can buy gold at Jongno gold shops in Seoul, KRX Gold Market, banks offering gold banking, or online. Jongno is the most popular area for physical gold purchases.
Q. Is there tax on gold purchases in Korea?
A. Physical gold includes 10% VAT. KRX Gold Market is VAT-exempt and capital gains tax-free, making it the most tax-efficient option for investment purposes.
Gold prices fluctuate in real time. The default price is for reference only. Check current prices from official sources before trading.
✓Updated for 2026Last reviewed October 6, 2026See what changed

Written and reviewed by Taeyang Kim · Rates and thresholds are taken directly from the official notices of Korea's National Tax Service, National Pension Service, National Health Insurance Service, Ministry of Employment and Labor, and Minimum Wage Commission. Results are non-binding estimates for reference only and may differ from the actual amount depending on your circumstances. Found a mistake? Tell us through Contact.