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HKD · TAEL · MACE · 99 TAEL GOLD · PURITY · DEALER BID/ASK

Gold Price Hong Kong Today

Calculate a source-labelled HKD gold reference per Hong Kong tael, then separate metal value from the 99 Tael Gold market, retail workmanship and the dealer's actual buyback price.

THE SHORT ANSWER

A Hong Kong gold quote needs a currency, weight convention, purity and side of market

Read “gold price Hong Kong” as four separate facts: HKD currency, the 37.429 gram Hong Kong tael, verified fineness and whether the number is a reference, dealer ask or dealer buyback bid. GoldObserve converts a source-labelled XAU/HKD price into an auditable metal value. It does not present that calculation as the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange 99 Tael Gold quote or as a retail shop price.

ONE TAEL37.429 g

Hong Kong troy-tael convention.

ONE MACE3.7429 g

One tenth of a Hong Kong tael.

ONE TAEL1.20336 oz t

Using 31.1034768 g per troy ounce.

CURRENCYHKD

Provider and observation time remain visible.

LIVE HONG KONG GOLD CONVERTER

Calculate HKD per tael from a visible market input

The default models one 99.99% fine Hong Kong tael. Change fineness to 990 for a documented 99% product, or select grams and troy ounces for a like-for-like comparison. The converter exposes gross mass, fine-gold mass, formula, source, observation time, shareable settings and CSV.

Gold spot referenceOptional for conversion
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DATA STATUS

Price reference

Shows the source and observation time of the metal price used here. Product premiums, dealer quotes and taxes are separate.

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1 HK tael= 37.429 gHong Kong troy tael to Gram
GRAM BRIDGE37.429 gEvery conversion passes through the displayed gram factors.
Unit noteTael and mace are regional. This calculator keeps the 37.429 g Hong Kong troy tael separate from the 37.5 g Taiwan tael.
OPTIONAL PURE-GOLD VALUE

Apply fineness after converting mass

Weight conversion does not change purity. Enter the item's fineness to calculate contained gold and a live metal reference.

Gross mass37.429 g
Calculated pure gold37.4252571 g
Fine-gold troy oz1.2032499563 oz t
Metal value
FULL CONVERSION TABLE

One input across all supported units

1 Hong Kong troy tael converted using the exact gram factor shown for every unit
UnitEquivalentGrams per unitDefinition
MilligramMetric · mg37,429 mg0.001 gOne thousandth of a gram.
GramMetric · g37.429 g1 gSI metric reference unit used by this calculator.
KilogramMetric · kg0.037429 kg1,000 g1,000 grams.
GrainTroy · gr577.6177407922 gr0.06479891 g1/480 of a troy ounce.
PennyweightTroy · dwt24.0674058663 dwt1.55517384 g24 grains or 1/20 troy ounce.
Troy ounceTroy · oz t1.2033702933 oz t31.1034768 gPrecious-metals ounce; not the ordinary ounce.
Troy poundTroy · lb t0.100280857776 lb t373.2417216 g12 troy ounces.
Ordinary ounce (avoirdupois)Avoirdupois · oz av1.3202691218 oz av28.349523125 gThe common household ounce; not a troy ounce.
Ordinary pound (avoirdupois)Avoirdupois · lb av0.082516820113 lb av453.59237 g16 ordinary ounces.
TolaSouth Asia · tola3.2089874488 tola11.6638038 gReference convention: 3/8 troy ounce.
Vori / BhoriSouth Asia · vori3.2089874488 vori11.6638038 gBangladesh market name using the calculator's tola-equivalent convention.
Hong Kong troy taelEast Asia · HK tael1 HK tael37.429 gHong Kong precious-metals troy tael.
Hong Kong troy maceEast Asia · HK mace10 HK mace3.7429 g1/10 Hong Kong troy tael.
Taiwan taelEast Asia · TW tael0.998106666667 TW tael37.5 gRegional 37.5-gram convention; do not substitute for Hong Kong tael.
Thai baht weight — bullionThailand · baht bar2.4553266859 baht bar15.244 gThai gold-bar weight reference.
Thai baht weight — jewelryThailand · baht jewelry2.4689313984 baht jewelry15.16 gThai gold-jewelry weight reference; differs from bullion.

A calculated match does not verify a scale, hallmark, fineness or product. For a material transaction, confirm the unit convention printed on the quote and use a suitable calibrated scale.

WEIGHT AND PURITY BRIDGE

Tael is gross weight; fineness determines fine-gold content

Documented finenessFine gold in one 37.429 g taelUse
999.937.42526 gHigh-fineness bullion scenario
99037.05471 g99% product scenario
91634.2850 g22K item scenario
75028.07175 g18K item scenario

Formula: quantity × 37.429 g × fineness ÷ 31.1034768 g × HKD price per fine troy ounce. Never infer fineness from color, a product nickname or tael weight alone; use the invoice, assay card or verified hallmark for the actual item.

THREE DIFFERENT PRICES

International reference, exchange market and retail counter are not interchangeable

01GoldObserve reference

Source-labelled XAU/HKD translated into the chosen fine-gold mass.

0299 Tael Gold market

A Hong Kong contract identified by the Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange.

03Retail dealer ask

The amount paid for a specific bar, ornament or piece of jewelry.

04Retail buyback bid

The dealer's same-time offer to repurchase that exact product.

The exchange calls 99 Tael Gold a market unique to Hong Kong and separately lists a Hong Kong Kilo Gold Contract. Those names describe market instruments, not every retail object sold in taels or kilograms. GoldObserve therefore links to the exchange but does not scrape or relabel its latest-quote page.

HKD TRANSLATION

The linked exchange rate narrows one variable but does not freeze local gold prices

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority operates the Linked Exchange Rate System with a Convertibility Zone of HK$7.75 to HK$7.85 per US dollar. That makes USD/HKD structurally different from a freely floating currency, but it does not guarantee a single gold quote.

USD gold can move, the market source can update at a different moment, and dealers can change spreads or product premiums. For a reproducible comparison, record the XAU source, observation time, USD/HKD input, tael convention, fineness and dealer quote time together.

BUYER WORKFLOW

Audit the round trip before choosing the lowest sticker price

CheckEvidence to captureRisk it controls
IdentityDealer name and DPMS register details when applicableWrong or unverified counterparty
MetalGross grams, taels, fineness, assay or hallmarkComparing unequal fine-gold mass
AskProduct price, workmanship, card/payment and delivery feesHidden acquisition cost
ExitSame-time buyback bid and deductionsUnderestimating the round-trip spread
OwnershipInvoice, serial number, custody and withdrawal termsWeak title or product mismatch

Round-trip cost is dealer ask minus dealer buyback bid, plus charges not already included. Divide that cost by the ask to compare products on the same basis. A lower premium can lose if its buyback policy is materially worse.

DEALER REGISTRATION

HKD 120,000 is a due-diligence threshold, not a quality badge

Hong Kong Customs says the Dealers in Precious Metals and Stones registration regime took effect on April 1, 2023. A dealer carrying on precious-metals business involving transaction or transactions totalling HKD 120,000 or more must register. Category A covers qualifying non-cash transactions; Category B covers qualifying cash transactions as well as non-cash activity and brings anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing supervision.

Search the public register when the regime applies, but keep the limitation in view: Customs states that registration does not guarantee business performance or creditworthiness. Still verify the item, contract, custody, refund terms and pricing independently.

TAX BOUNDARY

No VAT or sales tax does not mean zero transaction cost

Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau states that Hong Kong has no value-added tax or sales tax and no capital gains tax. That is useful context, but it should not be turned into a blanket promise. Dealer premium, fabrication, card surcharge, delivery, storage, insurance and bid/ask spread can still change the economics. Business profits and cross-border movement can also require separate professional analysis.

PRIMARY REFERENCES & DATA BOUNDARY

Official market, monetary, tax and dealer sources define the boundaries

GoldObserve does not reproduce a licensed CGSE live quote, scrape dealer boards, authenticate gold, guarantee a registered dealer, provide an executable bid or ask, give tax or legal advice, or invent historical HKD prices. If live market data fails, the converter preserves mass calculations and labels price-dependent results unavailable.

FAQ

Hong Kong gold price and tael questions

How many grams are in a Hong Kong tael of gold?

GoldObserve uses 37.429 grams for one Hong Kong troy tael. One mace is one tenth of that, or 3.7429 grams. The convention must be identified because tael weight varies by market.

How do I calculate gold price per tael in HKD?

Multiply the source-labelled HKD price per fine troy ounce by 37.429 divided by 31.1034768, then multiply by the item's documented fineness. The result is a metal reference, not a dealer's executable ask or buyback bid.

Is 99 Tael Gold the same as any gold item sold by the tael?

No. The Chinese Gold and Silver Exchange describes 99 Tael Gold as a Hong Kong market contract. A retail bar, ornament or jewelry quote can use tael weight without being that exchange contract.

Does GoldObserve show the live CGSE 99 Tael Gold quote?

No. GoldObserve shows a transparent international XAU/HKD conversion and links to the exchange for market context. It does not scrape, license or relabel the exchange's board quote.

Why can Hong Kong dealer gold prices differ from converted spot?

The dealer price may reflect product purity, workmanship, fabrication, inventory, settlement terms, payment method and bid/ask spread. Compare the same product and capture both dealer prices at the same time.

Does Hong Kong charge VAT or sales tax on gold?

The Hong Kong Government states that Hong Kong has no value-added tax or sales tax. That does not remove dealer premiums, fabrication charges, import or shipping costs, or every possible profits-tax consequence.

When must a Hong Kong precious-metals dealer be registered?

Hong Kong Customs states that dealers conducting precious-metals transactions totalling HKD 120,000 or more must register under the DPMS regime. Category and obligations depend in part on whether the qualifying transaction is cash or non-cash.

Does appearing in the Customs dealer register guarantee a seller?

No. Customs explicitly says registration does not guarantee a dealer's business performance or creditworthiness. Registration is one due-diligence check, not authentication, custody protection or a promise of fair pricing.