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Gold Price in Mexican Pesos (MXN) Today

As of October 23, 2026, the gold price in Mexican pesos is MX$75,009.34 per troy ounce. That's the spot price of $3,993.62 per troy ounce, down 0.18% over the past 24 hours, converted at 18.7823 pesos per US dollar (European Central Bank reference rates for October 23, 2026).

Live gold price in MXN per troy ounce, converted from the international spot price using the real-time USD/MXN exchange rate.

MX$75,009.34
-MX$134.82
-0.18%

Mexican pesos per troy ounce

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Gold price in Mexican pesos by weight

Metal value at spot. Local taxes, duties, making charges and dealer premiums come on top.

At the spot price of $3,993.62 per troy ounce, converted at 18.7823 pesos per US dollar (European Central Bank reference rates for October 23, 2026), as of October 23, 2026.
WeightMexican pesos (MXN)US dollars (USD)
1 troy ounceMX$75,009$3,994
1 gramMX$2,412$128.40
1 kilogramMX$2,411,604$128,398

Gold price in Mexican pesos by karat

KaratPurityPer gram (MXN)
24K99.9%MX$2,409
22K91.6%MX$2,209
18K75%MX$1,809
14K58.5%MX$1,411

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Past prices on the chart are US dollar closes converted at today's USD/MXN rate.

24h Change

-0.18%

24h Range

MX$74,994.15 to MX$75,142.47

Est. dealer bid/ask

MX$74,746.80 / MX$75,271.87

USD all-time high converted at today's rate

MX$104,981.41(Jan 28, 2026)

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Understanding Gold Prices in Mexico

The gold price in Mexican pesos combines two moving parts: the international spot price (XAU/USD) and the USD/MXN exchange rate. When the peso weakens against the dollar, gold gets more expensive in peso terms even if the dollar gold price is flat, which makes gold a popular hedge against peso depreciation for Mexican savers.

Mexico has a deep relationship with precious metals. It is the world's largest silver producer and a significant gold producer, with major mining operations in Sonora, Zacatecas, Chihuahua, and Guerrero. Mining output makes metals prices a meaningful factor in the Mexican economy and the peso itself.

The most iconic Mexican gold product is the Centenario, the 50 peso gold coin first minted in 1921 to commemorate 100 years of independence. It contains 1.2057 troy ounces of pure gold (37.5 grams fine gold in a 41.67 gram 90% coin), making it one of the largest mainstream bullion coins in the world. Banco de México also mints the Libertad series in gold and silver, with the gold Libertad available in sizes from 1/20 oz to 1 oz.

Physical gold in Mexico is sold through banks (Banamex historically distributed Centenarios), casas de cambio, and bullion dealers. Prices track the peso gold price shown above plus a dealer premium, typically 3-8% for Centenarios and Libertads depending on demand.

Two price drivers: international XAU/USD spot and the USD/MXN exchange rate
Centenario: the classic 50 peso coin contains 1.2057 troy ounces of pure gold
Libertad: Banco de México's bullion series, minted in gold and silver since 1981
Mining nation: Mexico is the world's top silver producer and a major gold producer
Peso hedge: gold in MXN rises when the peso weakens, protecting local purchasing power

Data provided by MetalCharts, a free precious metals tracking platform offering real-time prices, interactive charts, historical data, and portfolio tools for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and copper. Prices sourced from major global exchanges including COMEX, LBMA, and LME, updated continuously during market hours.

Data Methodology

Where does this price data come from?
Gold spot prices come from market data feeds that track the primary global exchanges, with an automatic fallback to a second feed. Prices update in real time during market hours, and each one is the latest available mid-market spot rate.
How is the gold spot price determined?
The gold spot price is derived from the most actively traded futures contracts on COMEX (CME Group) and the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). The spot price represents the current market price for immediate delivery, calculated from near-month futures contracts adjusted for carry costs. During off-hours, prices reflect OTC (over-the-counter) trading across global markets, providing continuous 24-hour price discovery.
How are prices converted to MXN?
Metal prices are quoted in US dollars. Prices in MXN are converted with the European Central Bank's reference exchange rates, which it publishes once each working day. Price in MXN = USD price × USD/MXN rate.
When are precious metals markets open?
COMEX futures trade Sunday through Friday, 6:00 PM to 5:00 PM ET (23 hours per day with a 1-hour break). The London Bullion Market (LBMA) operates Monday to Friday with two daily fixings: AM fix at 10:30 AM London time and PM fix at 3:00 PM London time. Outside of formal exchange hours, precious metals continue to trade on OTC markets globally, meaning prices can move 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the gold price in Mexico today?
The live price above shows gold in Mexican pesos per troy ounce, calculated from the international spot price and the current USD/MXN exchange rate. Retail prices for coins like the Centenario add a dealer premium of roughly 3-8% on top.
How much gold is in a Centenario?
The 50 peso Centenario contains 37.5 grams (1.2057 troy ounces) of pure gold. The coin itself weighs 41.67 grams because it is 90% gold and 10% copper. To value one, multiply the per-ounce price above by 1.2057 and add the prevailing dealer premium.
Why does the gold price in pesos move when dollar gold is flat?
Because the peso price is the dollar price multiplied by the USD/MXN rate. If the peso depreciates 5% against the dollar, gold in pesos rises about 5% even with an unchanged international price. This currency effect is why many Mexican savers hold gold as a peso hedge.
Where can I buy gold in Mexico?
Common channels include bank-distributed coins (Centenarios and Libertads), established bullion dealers in major cities, and online dealers that ship within Mexico. Compare the all-in peso price against the live benchmark above to evaluate any quote, and favor recognized coins for easy resale.