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JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – The price of Antam gold at Pegadaian today, Saturday (September 19, 2026), was observed to have increased compared to the previous trading session.
According to the latest data, the price of Antam gold in 1-gram size is now set at Rp 2,663,000 per gram.
This marks an increase of Rp 26,000 compared to Friday's trading (September 18, 2026), when it was priced at Rp 2,637,000 per gram.
Meanwhile, the Antam gold buyback price for the 1-gram size stands at Rp 2,391,000 per gram, up Rp 13,000 from the previous trading price of Rp 2,378,000 per gram.
For the 0.5-gram size, Antam gold is priced at Rp 1,383,000 today, an increase of Rp 13,000 from Friday’s trading price of Rp 1,370,000.
The buyback price for the 0.5-gram size is at Rp 1,195,000, rising Rp 6,000 from the prior trading session.
For the 2-gram size, Antam gold is priced at Rp 5,264,000, up Rp 50,000 from the previous trade. The buyback price is recorded at Rp 4,783,000, an increase of Rp 27,000.
The 3-gram Antam gold price is set at Rp 7,871,000, rising Rp 76,000 compared to the prior session, while the buyback price is Rp 7,175,000, up Rp 40,000.
For the 5-gram size, the price is Rp 13,084,000, an increase of Rp 127,000. The buyback price reaches Rp 11,958,000, up Rp 66,000.
Below is the detailed pricing of Antam gold at Pegadaian as of Saturday (September 19, 2026):
Antam gold in sizes from 250 grams to 1,000 grams is not available at Pegadaian today.
Illustration of gold bars.In the global market, gold prices rose to a one-week high, reaching around 4,380 U.S. dollars per ounce on Friday (September 18, 2026).
This increase marked gold's first weekly gain after four consecutive weeks of decline.
The rise in gold prices was supported by a drop in oil prices, easing concerns over prolonged inflationary pressures.
However, gains in gold were tempered by the continued relative strength of the U.S. dollar after the Federal Reserve (The Fed) raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday (September 16, 2026).