How much is an oz of cocaine?

What does “an oz of cocaine” cost?

The price of cocaine by the ounce varies a lot by country/city, purity, and risk level (for example, who’s selling and how it’s being distributed). Because cocaine is illegal in most places, there is no single official price “per oz” that can be cited as a market standard.

How do people estimate the price anyway?

Common estimates use the street price per gram and multiply by 28.35 grams (1 ounce). If you know the current price per gram in your area, you can convert it:
- Price per ounce = (price per gram) × 28.35

What factors make the ounce price swing?

Prices can change based on:
- Purity (how much cocaine is actually in the product)
- Location and supply (availability in that market)
- Form/packaging (powder vs. mixtures)
- Demand and enforcement pressure
- Whether the seller is taking extra risk (higher prices)

If you’re asking for research or reporting

If you tell me your country and (roughly) the city/region and whether you mean powder cocaine or crack (or just “cocaine” generally), I can help you translate typical per-gram estimates into an ounce estimate using the same conversion.