Gold & silver price comparison
Lines compare percentage changes. Each dollar scale uses that metal’s first visible price. Hover, tap, or use the chart’s arrow keys to inspect prices and dates. Nearby observations keep their own timestamps.
Spot prices, long views, and the signals worth following.
Lines compare percentage changes. Each dollar scale uses that metal’s first visible price. Hover, tap, or use the chart’s arrow keys to inspect prices and dates. Nearby observations keep their own timestamps.
See the same moment in Arizona and each market center.
Compare local business hours, overnight breaks, weekends and holidays.
Atlantic is Nova Scotia's time zone, one hour ahead of Eastern.
Newfoundland is another 30 minutes ahead of Atlantic.
Regional choices follow the city shown in parentheses, including its daylight-saving rules.
These are regional business windows, not a live exchange status feed.
Green does not guarantee a trade, and gray does not mean all spot trading has stopped.
Arizona here means Phoenix, which stays on MST throughout the year.
The Navajo Nation observes daylight saving time.
New York is 2 or 3 hours ahead of Phoenix.
London is 7 or 8 hours ahead.
Sydney is 17 or 18 hours ahead.
The difference depends on the date because these places change their clocks on different weekends.
The times above adjust to your selected date.
Each row uses a Monday to Friday window from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM local time.
London follows normal LBMA market-maker hours.
The other five cities use comparison windows, not verified exchange schedules.
Weekends follow each city's local date.
Sydney can reach Monday morning while Arizona is still on Sunday afternoon.
Gold and silver spot trades occur between counterparties around the world.
One city finishing its business day does not close the global market.
A local holiday can reduce staffing or delay settlement, when payment and metal are transferred.
It does not automatically close every dealer or the markets in other countries.
London bullion settlement dates account for UK and U.S. holidays.
London quoting obligations can also finish earlier when New York is closed.
That exception is not inferred from every U.S. bank holiday here.
On October 12, 2026, New York has a Federal Reserve holiday and Tokyo has Sports Day.
Other centers have their own calendars.
These examples explore October and November 2026.
Exploring a date does not change live alert monitoring.
Alerts still require fresh provider quotes and an active open page.
Explore metals, infrastructure, public places and the land around them.
Choose your layers. Zoom to a place. Open its source.
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Satellite composite or optional topographic shaded relief. Geographic names, major roads, regional borders, rivers and lakes use Natural Earth. Arizona adds all 15 Census county borders and USGS county-seat locations. Layers and labels adapt to zoom. Boundaries follow Natural Earth’s de facto map convention. Anchors mark countries, not vaults.
Prices per fine troy ounce, separate from the date of the reserve holdings.
Enter a dealer or market quote in local currency per unit of fine gold. Use the disclosed fine-gold weight, with any non-gold material excluded.
Your entry stays in this open page and is kept separately for each country.
Selected countries. Turkey excluded from ranking because the available total includes commercial-bank gold. Not a complete world total.
December to December, only when both months were reported. Missing years are omitted.
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Federal Treasury gold is held at locations in several states. A vault's location does not make its contents that state's reserves.
Selected Treasury storage categories, August 31, 2026. Values exclude other small categories. Treasury data via FRED ↗
Silver bullion is not part of the IMF monetary-reserve definition. There is no comparable verified country ranking of central-bank silver holdings here.
Mine production and metal still underground answer different questions. They should not be mixed with gold held in official reserves.
Read the IMF definition ↗Search gold, silver, copper, platinum, uranium and other mineral records across the United States and around the world.
Includes historical producers and past producers, with prospects and other records available separately.
USGS historical inventory.
Current operating status is unverified.
Compare silver and gold mine production, then explore reported mineral reserves.
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Bars compare the listed countries. Other countries and rounded world totals appear separately. Source estimates and reporting definitions limit precision.
Compare a real product, its fine-metal weight, and the full price you pay.
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Data by Standard Bullion · indicative dealer quotesCompare fractional coins, one-ounce products and larger bars by dividing each price by its metal weight.
| Product and price date | Metal weight | Item / lot price | Equivalent ounce price | Difference from spot / oz | Difference from selected product / oz |
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Your saved quotes appear here, regardless of region. Product features, payment terms, fees and quote dates can differ. The premium does not isolate the cost of a smaller size alone.
Compare matching products, payment methods and quantities. A spot reference is not a retail offer. Saved quotes stay on this device.
| Dealer / product | Metal / fine oz | Ask / bid | Ask per fine oz / spot comparison | Premium at entry | Entered |
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Manual quotes are labeled with entry time and stored on this device. Reconfirm with the dealer before buying.
Compare the metal inside a piece with its retail price.
Waiting for a fresh spot quote.
This slider is a scenario you choose, not a dealer quote. Actual offers depend on testing, refining, resale value, stones, and the buyer.
Retail snapshots are separate from the connected spot feed. Reopen the retailer for the current price. Missing product weights are not estimated.
| Piece | Metal / purity | Fine metal | Metal value at entry | All-in retail | Above metal value |
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Saved with the source quote and entry time on this browser. These are calculations, not appraisals.
Buying, selling, ownership, and reporting are separate questions.
Alphabetical state grid. Selected state opens its research card.
How prices form, how markets connect, and the history behind the charts.
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Average returns between the last available observations in adjacent completed months. Explore the selected metal's history and its sample counts.
Historical averages describe a sample. They do not identify a guaranteed best month to buy.
This edition collects actual observations while the page is open. A short local session is not enough to establish an intraday buying pattern. Spreads and dealer premiums can matter as much as small spot moves.
Use Live to inspect second-stamped observations, and the dealer desk to compare full physical-product costs. A reliable hour-of-day study needs a continuous, licensed tick archive with market-session and daylight-saving adjustments.
Price and ratio thresholds, saved on this browser.
Export your alert rules and manual quotes as JSON for a later dots integration. This exports your settings, not a provider's historical price database.
Settings stay on this device. They do not sync across devices.
Coverage, cadence, and limitations are part of the data.