How much is silver worth?

Using the main interactive chart below, you can easily view four decades worth of silver price history. Going back to the mid 1970s, silver was valued at less than $10 per ounce. The white metal began to rise in the late 70s, however, and by 1980 was valued at over $36 per ounce.

When did silver go back to $10 per ounce?

The market saw prices come back down following the parabolic rise, and silver once again found itself trading under the $10 per ounce level by the late 1980s. Silver maintained a trading range under $10 for years to come, and prices would not climb above $10 per ounce until 2006. 2008 saw the price of silver basically double to about $20 per ounce.

How do I follow the price of silver?

You can follow the price of silver using these charts in prices per ounce or kilogram, and can also choose what currency you want to see silver prices quoted in. Silver is typically denominated in U.S. Dollars per ounce, however, and this is how prices are usually quoted.