The price of the Ghana Gold Coin has climbed sharply, reflecting ongoing movements in the international gold market and the cedi’s exchange rate against the US dollar.
As of Friday, April 24, 2026, the one-ounce coin is selling at GH₵54,068.99, according to the latest pricing released by the Bank of Ghana. The half-ounce coin is priced at GH₵27,383.44, while the quarter-ounce coin is going for GH₵14,063.16. These figures represent the official buy and sell rates for the day.
The updated prices are based on a London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) PM gold price of $4,719.15 recorded at the previous close. This was combined with a Bloomberg closing exchange rate of GH₵11.08 to the US dollar.
The increase highlights how closely the Ghana Gold Coin tracks global market trends. When international gold prices rise or the cedi weakens against the dollar, the local price of the coin typically goes up as well.
Even though the coin is priced in cedis, its value is largely influenced by external factors. This makes it more of a market-driven investment option rather than a fixed-price retail product.
With gold continuing to attract attention as a safe-haven asset, the Ghana Gold Coin remains a key option for investors looking to preserve value in uncertain economic conditions.
