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1 gram · 916 · 22 Karat · BIS hallmarked

1 gram 916 gold coin — zero wastage, just ₹327 making.

Buying 1 gram of gold as jewellery usually adds 8–20% wastage on top of making. An ABRAF minted coin has no wastage at all: you pay for exactly 1 gram at the live rate, a flat ₹327 making charge and 3% GST. It comes sealed in an assay card with a GST invoice.

1 gram 916 22K gold coin by ABRAF — zero wastage, BIS hallmarked
ABRAF 1 gram 916 (22K) gold coin, sealed in a tamper-evident assay card
0% wastage₹327 flat makingBIS hallmarked100% buybackInsured delivery
1 g 916 gold coin · price today ₹13,814
Gold · 1 g × 916 rate₹13,085
Wastage₹0
Making (flat)₹327
GST 3%₹402
Live Chennai rate · updated 26 Oct 2026, 9:14 AM IST · price moves with the market

1 gram gold coins & bars — live prices

All three are minted to an exact weight, so none of them carry wastage. Prices include making and GST.

Gold coin vs gold jewellery — what 1 gram really costs

Same 22K (916) gold, same day’s rate. The difference is wastage.

1 gram of 22K goldABRAF 916 coinTypical 22K jewellery*
Gold value₹13,085₹13,085
Wastage / value addition₹0₹1,570 (12%)
Making₹327often extra
GST 3%₹402₹440
You pay₹13,814₹15,095+
On 1 gram you keep about ₹1,281 more of your money in gold with a minted coin.

*Illustration only: jewellery wastage / value addition in India commonly ranges from 8% to 20%; 12% is used here. ABRAF coin price is today’s live price.

Why buy your 1 gram gold coin from ABRAF

Zero wastageMinted to exact weight — you never pay for gold you don’t get.
Low, flat making₹327 on a 1 g 916 coin, ₹500 on a 1 g 999 coin — shown before you pay.
Certified & sealedBIS hallmark, tamper-evident assay card, certificate number and QR code.
Buyback any timeSell back at the live published rate after an XRF check in front of you.

1 gram gold coin — questions answered

Is there any wastage on an ABRAF 1 gram gold coin?

No. A minted coin is struck to an exact weight, so there is no wastage (also called VA or value addition). You pay for exactly 1 gram of gold, a small flat making charge and GST — nothing else.

What is the making charge on a 1 gram 916 gold coin?

A flat ₹327 per coin, shown before you pay. On today’s rate that is about 2.5% of the gold value. 22K jewellery usually adds 8%–20% as wastage or value addition on top of making.

What is the price of a 1 gram 916 gold coin today?

Today (26 Oct 2026) a 1 g 916 (22K) ABRAF coin is ₹13,814 including making and 3% GST: gold ₹13,085 + making ₹327 + GST ₹402. The price moves with the live Chennai gold rate.

916 or 999 — which gold coin should I buy?

916 (22K) is the same purity as most Indian jewellery, so it is easy to exchange into jewellery later. 999 (24K) is pure gold — the best choice for investment and gifting. Both are minted with zero wastage.

Are ABRAF gold coins BIS hallmarked?

Yes. Every ABRAF coin and bar is BIS hallmarked and sealed in a tamper-evident assay card with a certificate number, fineness, weight and QR code.

Can I sell the coin back to ABRAF?

Yes. ABRAF buys back its coins and bars at the live published rate after an XRF purity check done in front of you — no hidden deductions.

Is GST charged on gold coins?

Yes, 3% GST applies to gold. You get a proper GST invoice with every coin.

Where can I buy a 1 gram gold coin?

Order online at abrafgold.com with insured delivery across India, or collect in store in Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad.

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