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🇧🇴 Gold Price Today in Bolivia | Bs28,567
Live gold price in Bolivian Boliviano (BOB) — updated every 5 minutes
Last updated: Jun 19, 2026, 12:39 AM ET
Per Gram (BOB)
Bs918.44
Per Troy Oz (BOB)
Bs28,567
Per Kg (BOB)
Bs918,444
USD/Gold Spot
$4,140.12/oz
USD/BOB Rate
1 USD = 6.9 BOB
BOB per gram
Bs918.44
Gold Market in Bolivia
Bolivia has significant gold deposits in the Amazonian lowlands and Andes, with artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) producing substantial quantities. The Boliviano has been pegged to the USD at approximately 6.91 BOB/USD for over a decade. Bolivia also holds significant silver and lithium reserves.
Why do people in Bolivia buy gold?
Gold serves as a savings and investment vehicle in Bolivia, where banking penetration remains limited in rural areas. The managed exchange rate provides USD stability, but gold offers additional protection against potential devaluation if peg sustainability weakens. Bolivia's significant artisanal gold production means physical gold is widely accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions — Gold in Bolivia
What is the gold price today in Bolivia in bolivianos?
Bolivian gold prices in BOB are calculated at the USD spot price multiplied by the BOB/USD rate (approximately 6.91). The long-standing peg makes BOB gold prices predictable relative to USD movements.
Does Bolivia produce gold?
Yes. Bolivia's artisanal mining sector produces significant gold, particularly in the Madre de Dios and Beni departments. Industrial gold mining is less developed than in neighboring Peru and Colombia.
What is Bolivia's relationship to lithium and other minerals?
Bolivia sits on the world's largest lithium reserves (Salar de Uyuni). The country also has significant silver and tin deposits. This mineral wealth shapes investment perspectives — Bolivians are accustomed to natural resource as a store of wealth.
How can I invest in gold in Bolivia?
Physical gold is available from dealers in La Paz and Cochabamba. International online dealers ship to Bolivia. Bolivia's capital markets are underdeveloped, making physical gold the primary investment vehicle.