Gold Coin pricing rises in line with global bullion and FX movements
Price of the one-ounce Ghana Gold Coin has hit GH₵54,068.99 as at Friday, April 24, 2026, providing the latest official benchmark for the cedi-denominated bullion instrument amid sustained interest in gold as a store of value.
According to the central bank’s pricing sheet, the half-ounce coin was quoted at GH₵27,383.44, while the quarter-ounce coin was priced at GH₵14,063.16. The figures represent the official buy and sell prices for the three denominations of the Ghana Gold Coin for the trading day.
The valuation was derived using a London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) PM gold price of $4,719.15 at the previous close, alongside a Bloomberg REGN USD/GHS closing exchange rate of 11.0800.
The pricing update highlights the continued responsiveness of the Ghana Gold Coin to movements in global bullion markets and the cedi’s performance against the US dollar. Elevated levels in both variables tend to push up the domestic price of the instrument.
Although denominated in local currency, the Ghana Gold Coin remains fundamentally linked to international gold prices and foreign exchange dynamics, reinforcing its positioning as a market-driven savings and investment product rather than a fixed-price retail asset.
