01EXTERNAL SOURCE
Kitco
Spot bid & ask
A silver quote, a timestamp and a daily range. Check the currency and unit on the source page.
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A quote is only useful
when you know its context.
Check the source, time, currency, weight unit and quote type before comparing prices.
02EXTERNAL SOURCE
BullionVault
Professional-market reference
Silver charts across currencies and time periods. Its chart reference is distinct from an executable order.
Open BullionVault03EXTERNAL SOURCE
Barchart
Futures market context
Explore silver futures by contract month. A futures quote should not be read as a retail bullion price.
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Three prices, three questions.
| Reference | What it tells you | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Spot reference | A view of the wholesale market for near-term settlement. | Bid, ask or midpoint; venue; timestamp; currency. |
| Futures contract | A price for a specified delivery month and contract. | Expiry, contract size, exchange and data delay. |
| Retail bullion quote | The amount a dealer asks for a specific physical product. | Premium, taxes, shipping, payment method and availability. |
Benchmarks have their own rules.
The LBMA Silver Price is administered by ICE Benchmark Administration. Its publication and use follow a defined methodology and licensing framework. A third-party spot chart is not automatically the same reference.
Read the LBMA source →Bring your own price.
Use an observed price in the calculator, keeping its currency and unit consistent. The example inputs are not market quotes.
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