View the current and historical price of silver per gram here. The silver price is updated in real time and shows you the current price of 1 gram of silver.
The current silver price is [real_day_price amount="1" metal="ag" unit="gram" ] per gram. The current price of silver can vary by the second and depends on current market conditions.
The table below shows the monthly closing prices of the silver price per gram over the past few months:
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The historical silver price per gram provides insight into the value of silver over the years and is often calculated from the troy ounce price, where 1 troy ounce equals 31.103 grams.
In the 1990s, for example, the price was around $0.15 to $0.20 per gram (converted to approximately £0.08 to £0.11 per gram). In times of economic uncertainty, such as in 2011, the silver price peaked at almost $1 per gram.
Over time, the price of silver has shown clear fluctuations, influenced by inflation, exchange rates, demand for precious metals and global economic events.
Silver has proven to be a reliable and profitable investment. Over the past 30 years, investing in silver has yielded an average return of 9% to 13% per year.
The outlook for the price of silver is currently fairly optimistic. Analysts point to continuing shortages, strong industrial demand (especially from the solar energy sector) and geopolitical uncertainty, which makes the precious metal more attractive as a safe haven.
Institutions such as WisdomTree expect supply shortages to continue, which could support the price. Banks such as HSBC have already raised their expectations for the price of silver. Swiss bank UBS predicts that the price of silver will reach a record high of around £1.77 per gram of silver by mid-2026.
On the other hand, some analysts (e.g. Goldman Sachs) warn that silver may not ride the wave as strongly as gold in the long term, as gold is now being bought by central banks more than ever before.
Through GoldRepublic, you can buy certified silver bars from reputable smelters. You can buy silver from as little as one gram (or from a £50 deposit) at the current silver price.
Saving silver is also an option. For example, you can automatically buy 1 gram of silver at the current silver price every week, every two weeks or every month. This allows you to build up your silver assets step by step, without actively trading.
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