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Gold & Silver

Live gold and silver prices, gold in nine currencies, 65 years of history, money printing charts and a melt value calculator, plus Pro tools for owners: a stack tracker, a before-you-buy check and a premium checker.

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Gold & Silver

Prices, history and portfolio tools for people who hold physical metal.

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Before you buyPRO

The reference points owners check before adding to a position.

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My stackPRO

Record every coin and bar once. Follow its value, your cost and your gain in nine currencies.

Dealer premium checkPRO

Enter a dealer's price to see the premium over melt and the metal price you need to break even.

Gold in your currency

One ounce in nine currencies, against its highest weekly close of the past 20 years. Select a row to chart it.

Currency1 oz1 yearFrom recordRecord week20-year percentile
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Gold volatility

How big a move the options market is pricing into gold over the next month, from the Cboe Gold ETF Volatility Index (GVZ).

What an ounce buys

Gold measured against silver, mining shares, stocks, bitcoin, oil, copper and housing. The note under each chart says which way is which.

US Mint coin sales

Ounces of American Eagle and American Buffalo bullion coins the US Mint sells, month by month since the Eagle's launch in 1986.

Gold and the money supply

The gold price at which the US Treasury's 261.5 million ounces would cover each measure of dollars outstanding.

MeasureAmountAs ofImplied gold priceMultiple of today

Gold and M2 since August 1971

Both indexed to 100 in August 1971, when dollar convertibility to gold ended. Log scale.

History since 1960

Monthly average prices, nominal and adjusted for inflation, with key events marked.

Major declines and time to recover

RecordLowDeclineRecord regainedTime

Timeline

Seasonality

Average return by calendar month over the past 20 years. Select a month for detail.

Melt value

Metal value of common coins and bars at today's price. Enter pre-1965 US silver coins by face value.

Melt value covers the metal only. Dealer buy and sell prices differ from melt, and numismatic coins can trade well above it.

For education only. Prices are COMEX front-month futures and currency rates from third-party sources; they are delayed, can differ from spot and dealer prices, and may be wrong. History uses World Bank monthly averages. Past patterns do not predict future results, and nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. See the Terms and Disclaimer.

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