Pegadaian Gold Prices Rise, Antam Reaches Rp2.819 Million

Pegadaian Gold Prices Rise, Antam Reaches Rp2.819 Million - RakyatPost.co

Gold prices sold through Pegadaian rose across the board on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. The three products available, namely Galeri24, Antam, and UBS, all recorded higher prices compared with the previous trading day.

Based on data from the Pegadaian website accessed at 10:20 a.m. WIB, Galeri24 gold was priced at Rp2,696,000 per gram. Meanwhile, Antam gold was the most expensive at Rp2,819,000 per gram, followed by UBS at Rp2,756,000 per gram.

Prices increased across all three brands. A day earlier, Galeri24 gold was priced at Rp2,669,000 per gram, Antam at Rp2,798,000, while UBS stood at Rp2,729,000 per gram.

For the smallest size of 0.5 gram, Galeri24 gold was priced at Rp1,414,000. Antam gold was priced at Rp1,462,000, while UBS reached Rp1,490,000. The price differences show that the value of each product is influenced not only by its weight but also by the brand and type of gold offered.

For the 2-gram size, Galeri24 was priced at Rp5,326,000. Antam reached Rp5,575,000, while UBS stood at Rp5,468,000. For 5-gram bars, the respective prices were Rp13,219,000, Rp13,858,000, and Rp13,512,000.

Pegadaian also offers different size options for each product. Galeri24 is available from 0.5 gram up to 1 kilogram. UBS can be purchased in sizes ranging from 0.5 gram to 500 grams, while Antam is available in sizes of up to 100 grams.

For the largest available sizes, the price of 1,000-gram Galeri24 gold reached Rp2,612,707,000. Meanwhile, 500-gram UBS gold was priced at Rp1,336,151,000, while 100-gram Antam gold reached Rp275,821,000.

These prices may change at any time, so prospective buyers are advised to check the latest prices before making a transaction. Gold price movements also remain a focus for people who consider precious metals as an investment option or a store of value.

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