Gold Prices on June 28, 2026: 1 Gram at Rp2,660,000

BOGOR — gold prices on Sunday, June 28, 2026, stood at Rp2,660,000 for 1 gram of bullion before tax. That figure is the main reference for retail buyers calculating budgets across sizes from 0.5 gram to 1 kilogram.

The price list comes from the Logam Mulia website. After the 0.25 percent income tax, or PPh, the 1-gram price rose to Rp2,666,650. The gap is small, but for regular buyers, it still adds up.

Logam Mulia gold prices: from small bars to large ones

At the smallest size, a 0.5-gram bar sold for Rp1,380,000 before tax and Rp1,383,450 after tax. For a 5-gram bar, the base price was listed at Rp13,075,000, then increased to Rp13,107,688 after tax.

For 10 grams, Logam Mulia listed a price of Rp26,095,000 before tax and Rp26,160,238 after tax. In the mid-range, a 25-gram bar was priced at Rp65,112,000, while 50 grams stood at Rp130,145,000. The 100-gram bar was listed at Rp260,212,000.

For investors who usually buy larger bars, the same page showed a 250-gram bar at Rp650,265,000. A 500-gram bar was sold at Rp1,300,320,000. Meanwhile, a 1-kilogram bar, or 1,000 grams, was priced at Rp2,600,600,000 before tax.

The difference between the base price and the after-tax price looks tiny at 1 gram, only Rp6,650. But once the purchase size grows, that small amount becomes more noticeable. At 10 grams, for example, the added tax already reaches more than Rp65,000.

Why gold prices matter for retail buyers

Gold still draws many people as a store of value. Not as a quick-profit asset, but as a way to protect purchasing power over the long term. When stock markets swing or market sentiment changes fast, gold often feels like a calmer place to park money.

That is why daily moves in gold prices directly affect buying decisions. Regular savers need to pay attention to entry timing, bar size, and tax costs. Those three factors often matter more in the final outcome than the headline price alone.

Logam Mulia also notes that gold prices can change at any time. That means buyers should not rely only on the morning figure. By the time a transaction is made, the price may have shifted. Fast, and sometimes without much warning.

Tax is not the only thing to watch. Buyers should also compare price differences across bar sizes. Smaller bars are easier to reach for people just starting to save in gold. But on a per-gram basis, small bars usually cost more than larger ones. That is why some buyers start with smaller sizes first, then move up once they have enough funds.

Compare other channels before buying

In the same coverage, Antara reported that Antam gold on Saturday, June 27, 2026, was priced at Rp2,660,000 per gram on the Logam Mulia website. The number matched the price list in effect on Sunday, June 28, 2026. Stable for two straight days, at least based on the cited data.

As for Pegadaian gold prices, Antara reported three different numbers for three brands on Saturday, June 27, 2026. Galeri24 was at Rp2,638,000 per gram, Antam at Rp2,767,000 per gram, and UBS at Rp2,650,000 per gram. The gap is normal because each channel has a different product structure, stock availability, and service policy.

For readers, comparing platforms matters before making a purchase. If the goal is simply to start saving with a small amount, a difference of a few thousand rupiah per gram may seem minor. But for a 10-gram, 25-gram, or larger purchase, the total cash outlay can look very different.

That is why buyers should compare more than just the base price. Check the tax, minting costs, service fees, and resale convenience. In practice, buying gold is rarely about the lowest sticker price alone. It is about the total cost of ownership.

What to check before a gold purchase

Physical gold has its own character. Its price can move with global markets, the rupiah exchange rate, and domestic demand. When the dollar strengthens, local gold prices often come under pressure or rise faster, depending on the market mood that day.

On the other hand, buying physical gold also involves liquidity. Smaller bars are easier to buy, but when sold back, the gap between buy and sell prices can feel wider. Larger bars suit funds that will not be used anytime soon. Smaller bars are more flexible for first-time savers.

That is why official data from Logam Mulia should stay the main reference. Buyers can compare today’s price with yesterday’s, then decide on the best time to transact. No need to rush. Just calculate carefully before the balance changes hands.

For now, the key figure is clear: 1 gram of gold is priced at Rp2,660,000 before tax and Rp2,666,650 after the 0.25 percent PPh. From here, the market will watch whether prices hold near that range or move with the rupiah and global sentiment in the next round of trading.