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Live silver spot price chart

This page contains our Live Silver Price Chart, which displays the changing spot price of silver on the current day and in real-time! The spot price of silver is defined as the worth of one ounce of physical silver at the amount it is currently trading worldwide. In addition to current data, this chart also contains historical data to create a reference scale. By displaying current and past prices, Bullion Hunter simplifies the process of making educated, well-informed trading decisions.

The tools and features on this page help you perform the following activities:

  1. Analyze the minimum (one hour) and maximum (one year) periods of silver trade.
  2. View price movements over a period of time by hovering over any portion of the chart.

Apart from our Live Silver Price Chart, you can also access our Gold, Palladium, and Platinum Charts on our website!

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Live Silver Spot Price Chart

At Bullion Hunters, we provide a Live Silver Price Chart that tracks the current spot price of silver throughout the day in real-time. The spot price is the global trading price for one ounce of silver, and our chart offers not only current data, but also historical data to give you an accurate reference scale. With the current and past prices available, we make it easier for you to make smart trading decisions.

The tools and features on this page help you perform the following activities:

  1. Analyze the minimum (one hour) and maximum (one year) periods of silver trade.
  2. View price movements over a period of time by hovering over any portion of the chart.

Apart from our Live Silver Price Chart, you can also access our Gold, Palladium, and Platinum Charts on our website!

Price of Silver Alerts

Timing is critical for making the most profitable silver trades, and Bullion Hunters offers personalized alerts and notifications to help you stay up-to-date with the best possible market prices. This feature enables you to be proactive and buy or sell silver when it reaches the desired target price, so you can maximize your profits.

Signing up for an account with Bullion Hunters is fast and easy – and the best way to ensure you don't miss out on any market or price opportunities. All you have to do is enter your email address and choose a password, and you're ready to go!

  • Silver Price Alerts – Even though you love a product, you may be unable to afford it at a given time. With our price alerts, you can stay informed whenever the price of your desired product reaches a certain threshold. All you have to do is select the desired product, click on ‘Price Alert’, and then enter the price and quantity thresholds of the product. We’ll then send a customized alert to your registered email address.
  • Silver Market Alerts – Staying on top of market prices is not easy when you’re short on time. With the help of a Bullion Hunters account, you can set up alerts that keep you informed about the market changes that pique your interest the most.
    All you have to do is:
    • Click on the icon labeled “Market Alert”,
    • Choose the ‘silver’ icon,
    • Select the market changes of your choice.
    • Then, select the dollar amount or percentage before saving your settings.

When the price of silver reaches the dollar price that you’ve set, you will immediately receive an email from Bullion Hunters so that you never miss an opportunity to maximize profits on your investments!

Creating a Bullion Hunters account or logging in to an existing one gives you access to all market-related alerts, as well as newsletters, product price alerts, and daily deal alerts.

 

FAQs

How is the Price of Silver Determined?

Silver is one of the most sought-after, naturally occurring precious metals, along with gold, platinum, iridium, rhodium, and palladium.

The supply and demand of silver are the most influential in determining its price, though economic fluctuations, like inflation and changes in paper currency value, may also have an impact.

Today, the price of silver is influenced by many factors. Its uses in jewelry, decorations, and medical applications, as well as its physical characteristics of ductility, malleability, and high conductivity, all contribute to its value. Silver is an essential material for industrial machinery and equipment and is thus highly sought after in the manufacturing industry.

Why Should One Invest in Silver?

Silver is a commodity that has been treasured for centuries due to its shimmering beauty. Now, it is prized for its investment potential, providing a diversified portfolio in a volatile economy that often affects the financial system. This valuable asset is the most affordable of the precious metals, making it a great investment choice, and it is easily converted to cash anywhere in the world.

Investing in silver can be a great way to diversify a portfolio. Offered in bullion and coin forms, silver can be securely stored and its prices are widely quoted. If you have the resources to do so, investing in silver may be a good option for you. However, your retailer is important as well; ensure that you buy silver bullion/coins from reputable sources.

Those looking to invest in silver have several options. Silver futures contracts, silver certificates, mutual funds, and mining stocks are all viable options. It's important to note that these investments do not provide the investor with physical silver.

Are Silver Spot Prices the Same Everywhere?

Due to its unchanging nature, silver spot prices remain the same no matter where they are located. This allows for an arbitrage-free silver market to exist.

What is the Gold/Silver Ratio?

The gold/silver ratio is a key tool for investors to assess the relative worth of silver versus gold. It is calculated by dividing the number of ounces of silver needed to buy one ounce of gold. This ratio is determined by the changing prices of both metals over a period of time. It can help investors identify when one commodity is overpriced in comparison to the other, and thus inform their decisions on whether to buy or sell at a given point in time. In summary, the gold/silver ratio is an essential measure in understanding the buying power of silver from gold.

What are Bid and Ask Prices?

When purchasing silver from a dealer, the 'ask' price is what the buyer pays. Those selling previously purchased silver to a dealer receive the 'bid' price. The difference between the two is referred to as the “spread”, or the bid-ask spread.

Why Can't I Buy at the Silver Spot Price?

Bullion Hunters offers investors and buyers access to a variety of silver investments at the lowest markups on silver spot prices. Manufacturers typically mark up the price of silver when selling it to dealers, and dealers then add additional costs and a minimal dealer fee when selling it to investors and buyers. This is why it would be extremely unlikely you would be able to buy silver at spot.

What is the Difference Between an Ounce and a Troy Ounce?

An ounce is a unit of measurement for weight used in the US customary system, while a troy ounce is a unit of measurement for weight used in the troy system, which is mainly used in the weighing of precious metals. The difference between an ounce and a troy ounce is only ~3 grams. While an ounce is around 28.349 grams, a troy ounce is about 31.103 grams.

Why Does the Price of Silver Change so Frequently?

The short-term volatility of silver is usually overcome by long-term investments, a fact that is verified by our historical price chart. Numerous factors affect the cost of silver, such as turmoil in the news, the strength of different currencies, the availability of the metal, the purchasing power of consumers, and market speculation.