According to SJC's price board at 6 a.m. on 18/10/2026, the buying price for 1L, 10L and 1KG gold bars is 14.06 million VND per chỉ and the selling price is 14.36 million VND per chỉ, a spread of 300,000 VND per chỉ. SJC 99.99% gold rings of 1, 2 and 5 chỉ are traded at 14.01–14.31 million VND per chỉ (buy–sell). The article also describes 9999 gold as 99.99% pure, soft and prone to dents, and notes that prices may change during the day.
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Original headline: Giá vàng 9999 SJC hôm nay 18/10/2026 bao nhiêu 1 chỉ?
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