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A 10 gram 24K gold bar contains 10 g of gold, about 0.322 troy ounces, and is the bar size that lines up directly with how gold is quoted in India. The IBJA<\/a> publishes daily gold rates per 10 g, so a 10 g bar is the simplest bullion product to value. Indian jewellers and refiners sell it in sealed cards marked with weight, fineness and usually a serial number.<\/p>\n

Same weight, different fineness<\/h2>\n

“24K” does not mean one exact purity. Among the 10 g bars we track, sellers state 999 or 999.9, and some 24K products elsewhere are sold at 995. At 10 g the difference between 995 and 999.9 is almost half a gram of pure gold. That is why metalsradar compares bars by weight and stated purity, and why you should read the fineness before looking at the price.<\/p>\n

How the price compares with the daily rate<\/h2>\n

IBJA rates are given without 3% GST and making charges. A shop price adds:<\/p>\n