Short answer: The exact price for 1 kg of 999 fine gold depends on the market at the moment of sale, but as of late October 2025 typical wholesale gold bar prices in euros and dollars were around the mid-to-high 100,000s per kilogram (varies by purity, form, and dealer premiums). Context and how to estimate

• Pure 999 gold is 99.9% gold; a 1 kg bar of 999 gold contains 1000 grams of pure gold. Its value at spot price is simply the spot price per gram times 1000, plus any dealer premium.
• Spot price basis: gold is quoted per troy ounce in USD (and often converted to EUR or other currencies). To convert to a per-kilogram price, use:
  • 1 troy ounce ≈ 31.1035 grams
  • 1 kg = 1000 grams = 32.1507 troy ounces
  • Price per kilogram = spot price per troy ounce × 32.1507
• Real-world price components:
  • Spot metal price (USD/oz or EUR/oz)
  • Currency conversion (if quoting in EUR or another currency)
  • Dealer premium (over spot, for minting, assay, and liquidity)
  • Any taxes or duties depending on jurisdiction

Practical steps to obtain current price

• Check the latest spot price in your preferred currency (e.g., USD/oz or EUR/kg) from a reputable financial data source.
• Multiply the spot price by about 32.15 to convert to USD per kilogram (if starting from USD/oz), or by the appropriate conversion if starting from EUR/oz.
• Add typical dealer premia if you’re buying rather than trading bullion (premia can vary by supplier and market conditions).

If you’d like, specify:

• Your currency (USD, EUR, or another)
• Whether you want the price as a pure spot value or including typical dealer premium
• Any region or dealer constraints (e.g., European bullion markets vs. US)

I can then provide a precise, up-to-date calculation tailored to your needs.