the gold price history for the last 100 years

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 Here’s the gold price history for the last 100 years (price for 10 grams in Indian Rupees):


1925-1934

  • 1925: ₹18.75
  • 1926: ₹18.43
  • 1927: ₹18.37
  • 1928: ₹18.37
  • 1929: ₹18.43
  • 1930: ₹18.05
  • 1931: ₹18.18
  • 1932: ₹23.06
  • 1933: ₹28.81
  • 1934: ₹28.81
1935-1944
  • 1935: ₹30.81
  • 1936: ₹29.81
  • 1937: ₹30.18
  • 1938: ₹29.93
  • 1939: ₹31.74
  • 1940: ₹36.04
  • 1941: ₹37.43
  • 1942: ₹44.05
  • 1943: ₹51.05
  • 1944: ₹52.93
1945-1954
  • 1945: ₹62.00
  • 1946: ₹83.87
  • 1947: ₹88.62
  • 1948: ₹95.87
  • 1949: ₹94.17
  • 1950: ₹99.18
  • 1951: ₹98.05
  • 1952: ₹76.81
  • 1953: ₹73.06
  • 1954: ₹77.75
1955-1964
  • 1955: ₹79.18
  • 1956: ₹90.81
  • 1957: ₹90.62
  • 1958: ₹95.38
  • 1959: ₹102.56
  • 1960: ₹111.87
  • 1961: ₹119.35
  • 1962: ₹119.75
  • 1963: ₹97.00
  • 1964: ₹63.25
1965-1974

  • 1965: ₹71.75
  • 1966: ₹83.75
  • 1967: ₹102.50
  • 1968: ₹162.00
  • 1969: ₹176.00
  • 1970: ₹184.50
  • 1971: ₹193.00
  • 1972: ₹202.00
  • 1973: ₹278.50
  • 1974: ₹506.00
1975-1984

  • 1975: ₹540.00
  • 1976: ₹432.00
  • 1977: ₹486.00
  • 1978: ₹685.00
  • 1979: ₹937.00
  • 1980: ₹1,330.00
  • 1981: ₹1,670.00
  • 1982: ₹1,645.00
  • 1983: ₹1,800.00
  • 1984: ₹1,970.00
1985-1994

  • 1985: ₹2,130.00
  • 1986: ₹2,140.00
  • 1987: ₹2,570.00
  • 1988: ₹3,130.00
  • 1989: ₹3,140.00
  • 1990: ₹3,200.00
  • 1991: ₹3,466.00
  • 1992: ₹4,334.00
  • 1993: ₹4,140.00
  • 1994: ₹4,598.00
1995-2004

  • 1995: ₹4,680.00
  • 1996: ₹5,160.00
  • 1997: ₹4,725.00
  • 1998: ₹4,045.00
  • 1999: ₹4,234.00
  • 2000: ₹4,400.00
  • 2001: ₹4,300.00
  • 2002: ₹4,990.00
  • 2003: ₹5,600.00
  • 2004: ₹5,850.00

2005-2014

  • 2005: ₹7,000.00
  • 2006: ₹8,570.00
  • 2007: ₹10,800.00
  • 2008: ₹12,500.00
  • 2009: ₹14,500.00
  • 2010: ₹18,500.00
  • 2011: ₹26,400.00
  • 2012: ₹31,050.00
  • 2013: ₹29,600.00
  • 2014: ₹28,000.00

2015-2024

  • 2015: ₹26,343.00
  • 2016: ₹28,623.00
  • 2017: ₹29,667.00
  • 2018: ₹31,438.00
  • 2019: ₹35,220.00
  • 2020: ₹48,651.00
  • 2021: ₹48,720.00
  • 2022: ₹52,670.00
  • 2023: ₹65,330.00
  • 2024: ₹77,913.00
Over the last 100 years, gold prices have steadily risen, reflecting its value as a safe-haven investment. Starting at just ₹18.75 in 1925, prices have surged due to inflation, global crises, and economic changes. Notable spikes occurred during World War II, the 1970s oil crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic, reaching ₹77,913 in 2024. Gold remains a trusted asset, especially in India, where it holds both cultural and financial importance..

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