Kuya Food Express JAKARTA – The certified Antam gold bars, issued by Logam Mulia, a business unit of PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTM), saw no change in their prices on Monday, June 1, 2026.
According to the official Logam Mulia website, the selling price for a one-gram Antam gold bar was recorded at Rp 2,799,000. This figure remained stable, showing no movement compared to Sunday, May 31, 2026, when the price also stood firmly at Rp 2,799,000 per gram.
Similarly, the buyback price for Antam gold maintained its position at Rp 2,609,000 per gram. This buyback rate also held steady, mirroring the price recorded on Sunday, May 31, 2026, which was Rp 2,609,000 per gram, indicating a period of market calm for precious metals.
Below is a comprehensive overview of Antam gold bar prices for various denominations as of Monday, June 1, 2026. These prices are quoted before any applicable taxes:
- 0.5 gram: Rp 1,449,500
- 1 gram: Rp 2,799,000
- 5 grams: Rp 13,810,000
- 10 grams: Rp 27,540,000
- 25 grams: Rp 68,685,000
- 50 grams: Rp 137,205,000
- 100 grams: Rp 274,260,000
- 250 grams: Rp 685,340,000
- 500 grams: Rp 1,370,400,000
- 1,000 grams: Rp 2,739,600,000
It’s important for investors and consumers to understand that Logam Mulia Antam offers both gold and silver bars in a wide range of weights, from smaller denominations like 1 gram and 2 grams up to substantial sizes such as 500 grams. The per-gram price for Antam gold typically varies based on the specific weight of the bar. This distinction arises primarily due to additional production costs associated with the minting process, which makes the per-gram price for smaller Antam gold bars generally higher than that of larger bars. The prices listed in this report are specifically benchmarked against the per-gram price of a 1-kilogram gold bar, a standard reference point for gold market participants.
Summary
On Monday, June 1, 2026, the price of certified Antam gold bars remained unchanged from the previous day. The selling price for a one-gram bar was recorded at Rp 2,799,000, while the buyback price held steady at Rp 2,609,000 per gram.
These figures reflect a stable market for precious metals, with prices for various denominations ranging from 0.5 grams to 1,000 grams listed accordingly. Investors should note that per-gram costs vary by bar size due to production and minting expenses associated with smaller weights.