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GOLD RECYCLING GUIDE

Gold Recycling Price

The gold recycling price multiplies Taiwan theoretical buy — COMEX times Bank of Taiwan USD spot-sell — by purity for 999.9, 916 and 750. Testing, loss and fees are excluded. It is not a dealer bid.

999.9 黃金參考回收/台幣・錢15,303Theoretical fine-gold reference

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Gold recycling figures

Quote time 31/10/2026, 04:59:59(GMT+8)

999.9 fine gold

15,303TWD / qianFine gold

916 gold

14,018TWD / qian22K

750 gold

11,477TWD / qian18K

RECYCLE ESTIMATE

Recycle estimate

Today’s buy reference NT$ 15,303/qian(999.9)Quote time 31/10/2026, 04:59:59(GMT+8)

Weight and purity
Purity
Estimated recycle referenceNT$ 153,03010 qian · 999.9 fine gold · NT$ 15,303/qian

Reference estimate only; excludes loss, fees and testing. Not a dealer transaction price.

HOW TO

How to use the gold recycle estimate

Use the on-page calculator with Taiwan theoretical buy and purity. The result excludes testing, loss and fees and is not a dealer bid.

  1. Check today’s theoretical buyRead the Taiwan theoretical buy (TWD/qian) shown on the page. It is a COMEX × Bank of Taiwan FX reference floor — not a dealer buy board.
  2. Enter weight and unitEnter weight and choose gram, qian or tael. See the gold units guide if labels are unfamiliar.
  3. Choose purityPick 999.9, 916, 750, or a custom percent (e.g. ~58.5 for 14K). Match the stamp; do not assume a higher karat.
  4. Read the recycle referenceThe figure is theoretical buy × purity × weight — fine-gold content only. Testing, loss and fees are excluded; it is not a trade price.
  5. Confirm in store after the process guideRead the process checklist, estimate guide or purity guide first. Weight, assay and deductions follow the shop’s same-day terms.

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Silver recycling note

Is silver recycling the same as gold?

This page’s estimates and purity ratios focus on gold (999.9, 916, 750). Silver, platinum and palladium often use different hallmarks and deductions — we do not invent a silver or platinum buy board. Spoken “白金” is not automatically silver or platinum. USD/oz references are on the COMEX page; confirm the metal, weight and purity in store.

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99GOLD.NET note

Recycle figures use theoretical buy cost and purity, excluding testing, loss and fees. Confirm weight, purity and deductions in store, and bring ID. Source: Yahoo Finance chart · 臺灣銀行美元即期牌告 · open.er-api.com 全球匯率

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Gold recycling price FAQ

How is the gold recycling price estimated?

The gold recycling price starts from the Taiwan theoretical buy and multiplies by purity (999.9, 916, 750). Theoretical buy comes from the COMEX gold reference and Bank of Taiwan USD spot-sell. It is not a dealer bid. See the recycling estimate guide for the formula.

Can I sell at the estimate?

No. The estimate does not deduct testing, loss or handling fees. Confirm weight, purity and any deductions with a shop. See “Gold recycling process & checklist” before you visit.

What is the difference between 999.9, 916 and 750?

They are purity ratios. 999.9 uses the full theoretical buy; 916 and 750 scale down. The result is fine-gold content, not a bar or jewelry shop price. See the gold units guide for gram/qian/tael.

Can I estimate silver recycling here?

This calculator focuses on gold purity. Silver, platinum and palladium follow different rules; we do not invent a silver or platinum buy board. Spoken “白金” may be platinum, white gold or confused with silver — see “Platinum, white gold, and silver.” USD references are on the COMEX page. Confirm any trade in store.

Should the recycle estimate use qian or ounces?

The estimate starts from Taiwan theoretical buy in TWD per qian. Weight can be grams, qian or tael. This site uses 1 qian = 3.75 g. Do not paste the COMEX USD per troy ounce figure in as a buy price. The result excludes testing, loss and fees and is not a dealer bid.