Over 200 years of historical annual Gold Prices

What was the highest price of gold?

Highest price for gold: Historical gold price action. Gold hit US$2,067.15, the highest price for gold at the time of this writing, on August 7, 2020.

When was gold 35 dollars an ounce?

1934
The official U.S. Government gold price has changed only four times from 1792 to the present. Starting at $19.75 per troy ounce, raised to $20.67 in 1834, and $35 in 1934. In 1972, the price was raised to $38 and then to $42.22 in 1973.

What was the price of gold in the 1970s?

Gold spiked to $850, at a time when US interest rates were as high as 20%. Today I want to draw a couple of comparisons between the current bull market and that of the 1970s, to see what we can learn. One comparison I enjoy making is that gold began the 1970s at $35 an ounce. By the time the $850 level was reached, it had gone up almost 25 times.

How much does one ounce of gold cost?

Gold Price History in Ounces USD 30 Day Gold Price 5 Year Gold Price 60 Day Gold Price 10 Year Gold Price 6 Month Gold Price 20 Year Gold Price 1 Year Gold Price 30 Year Gold Price

What was the price of gold in 1967?

– Daily gold price information from 1967 through 2017, yearly links can be found under the respective charts below. Click the year of your choice below for both Daily Gold Price History and Yearly Gold Price Charts throughout this ongoing Fiat Currency Era.

What was the price of gold in 1961?

Perhaps even before 1961, when buying pressure was such that the London Gold Pool was introduced to ‘stabilise’ the price of gold. However, any gains were not visible as the official gold price remained at $35 an ounce, even with all the dollar printing that was going on.