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Silver price today in the United States

1 troy ounce of fine silver (999) is worth $48.95 in the United States today, based on the international spot price of $48.95 per troy ounce and 1.0000 USD per US dollar (Nov 3, 2026, 07:03 AM EST).

Silver price in US Dollar

UnitFine silver (999)Sterling silver (925)
1 troy ounce$48.95$45.28
1 gram$1.57$1.46
10 grams$15.74$14.56
1 kilogram$1,573.81$1,455.78

These are international values: the spot price converted at the current exchange rate. Jewellers’ and dealers’ prices include taxes, making charges and margins.

Silver price by year in the United States

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Apr 2022Aug 2023Jan 2025May 2026
YearAverage · 1 troy ounce · 999Lowest monthHighest monthChange
2026 (so far)$72.01$58.01Oct 2026$91.36Jan 2026+80.61%
2025$39.87$30.25Jan 2025$64.41Dec 2025+41.28%
2024$28.22$22.73Feb 2024$32.36Oct 2024+20.58%
2023$23.40$21.81Mar 2023$24.92Apr 2023+7.56%
2022$21.76$18.81Sep 2022$25.13Mar 2022-13.55%
2021$25.17$22.54Dec 2021$27.37Feb 2021+22.71%
2020$20.51$15.05Apr 2020$26.80Aug 2020+26.68%
2019$16.19$14.65May 2019$18.21Sep 2019+3.01%
2018$15.72$14.28Sep 2018$17.15Jan 2018-7.91%
2017$17.07$16.16Jul 2017$18.11Apr 2017-0.08%
2016$17.08$14.04Jan 2016$19.86Jul 2016+8.67%
2015$15.72$14.09Dec 2015$17.11Jan 2015-17.67%
2014$19.09$15.98Nov 2014$20.94Jul 2014-20.13%
2013$23.90$19.63Dec 2013$31.09Jan 2013-23.26%
2012$31.14$27.39Jul 2012$33.97Feb 2012-11.56%
2011$35.22$28.56Jan 2011$42.32Apr 2011+75.14%
2010$20.11$15.87Feb 2010$29.17Dec 2010+37.42%
2009$14.63$11.24Jan 2009$17.77Nov 2009-2.46%
2008$15.00$9.84Nov 2008$19.44Mar 2008+12.62%
2007$13.32$12.33Aug 2007$14.64Nov 2007+15.87%
2006$11.50$9.07Jan 2006$13.31May 2006+58.45%
2005$7.26$6.60Jan 2005$8.54Dec 2005+10.21%
2004$6.58$5.78May 2004$7.39Nov 2004+39.06%
2003$4.73$4.27Apr 2003$5.55Dec 2003+7.94%
2002$4.39$4.20Oct 2002$4.69Jul 2002+5.23%
2001$4.17$3.93Nov 2001$4.44Jan 2001-8.96%
2000$4.58$4.42Dec 2000$4.78Feb 2000-9.19%
1999$5.04$4.76Dec 1999$5.40Feb 1999–

Monthly averages of the international silver price, converted at each month’s average exchange rate (central bank reference rates via Frankfurter). Highs and lows are monthly averages, not single days.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is 1 troy ounce of silver in the United States today?

1 troy ounce of fine silver (999) is worth $48.95 (Nov 3, 2026, 07:03 AM EST), based on the international spot price.

What is the difference between 999 and 925 silver?

Fine silver (999) is 99.9% pure. Sterling silver (925) is 92.5% silver, alloyed with copper for strength: the usual standard for jewellery and cutlery, so it is worth 92.5% of fine silver by weight.

How many ounces of silver buy one ounce of gold?

About 79.8 troy ounces of silver buy one troy ounce of gold at today’s spot prices (the gold-to-silver ratio).

What was the price of silver in the United States in 2025?

In 2025, 1 troy ounce of fine silver averaged $39.87, from monthly averages of the international silver price and the US Dollar exchange rate.

What was the price of silver in the United States in 2020?

In 2020, 1 troy ounce of fine silver averaged $20.51, from monthly averages of the international silver price and the US Dollar exchange rate.

What was the price of silver in the United States in 2015?

In 2015, 1 troy ounce of fine silver averaged $15.72, from monthly averages of the international silver price and the US Dollar exchange rate.

What was the price of silver in the United States in 2005?

In 2005, 1 troy ounce of fine silver averaged $7.26, from monthly averages of the international silver price and the US Dollar exchange rate.

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