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A current reference Silver price, together with the full verified World Bank monthly historical record and the calculators to turn any of it into a real weight and value. Every figure states where it came from.
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Historical Silver price
World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet") monthly averages, USD per troy ounce — historical, never a spot or current price.
Period shown Aug 2016 – Jul 2026Observations 120 monthlyLow 14.3 USDHigh 92.1 USD
Source: World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), Monthly Prices (opens in a new tab) · Licence CC-BY-4.0 · Monthly period averages, quoted in USD per troy ounce · Retrieved 2026-08-22. Period averages, not spot, dealer or live prices.
First observation19.60 USDAug 2016
Latest observation58.80 USDJul 2026
Change over period+200.00%Across 120 monthly observations
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Historical data
World Bank Commodity Price Data ("Pink Sheet"), monthly averages, nominal USD per troy ounce. This is a genuinely different thing from the current reference price above: a monthly average, not a current or spot figure, and never presented as one. A month with no verified observation is left out — never filled in, interpolated, or estimated.