The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has announced new selling prices for its Ghana Gold Coin investment product.

The gold coin was introduced to help discourage the public from hoarding U.S. dollars and to support the stability of the cedi.

In its latest update on Monday, April 28, 2025, the Bank provided the following revised prices:

The 0.25-ounce coin now sells for GH¢12,962.69, reduced from GH¢13,584.35.

The 0.50-ounce coin is priced at GH¢25,068.26, down from GH¢26,304.21.

The 1.00-ounce coin is currently going for GH¢49,338.36, lower than the previous price of GH¢51,786.07.

BoG explained that the Ghana Gold Coin initiative aims to absorb excess money in circulation and help boost the strength of the local currency against the dollar and other major currencies.

The coins, available in quarter-ounce, half-ounce, and one-ounce denominations, are being sold through various commercial banks.

"The Ghana Gold Coin is made from gold mined in Ghana and refined to 99.99 percent purity. It is issued and guaranteed by the Bank of Ghana," the Bank stated.