Silver price chart in GBP
Explore a rolling one-year chart of dated silver market observations in pounds per gram. It updates after daily history processing and is not a current spot quote or a customer buying rate.
Silver market history in GBP per gram
Daily historical market references from 8 Oct 2025 to (UTC source dates). Data through that recorded day only; these are not current spot quotes or London Gold Centre buying offers.
This view uses the previous complete historical window. Check the source date above; a newer series may become available after daily processing.
The plotted line uses every available daily observation. For a shorter text view, the table lists one representative date per month, the exact latest/lowest/highest dates, and every missing source date. It is not a complete daily value export.
| Date | GBP per gram | Record |
|---|---|---|
| £1.1692/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.1314/g | Lowest observed | |
| £1.1898/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.4020/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.7322/g | Monthly sample | |
| £2.7388/g | Highest observed | |
| £1.9279/g | Monthly sample | |
| £2.2912/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.8214/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.7843/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.7928/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.4321/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.3748/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.5284/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.4886/g | Monthly sample | |
| £1.4563/g | Latest dated observation |
Source: Metals-API GBP-based daily XAU/XAG time-series records, held in the site's R4 dated history store. Conversion uses the existing chart's rounded 31.1035 grams per troy ounce. A missing provider day remains a gap. Historical market prices differ from a current quote and from the price offered for an assessed item.
Source dates and gaps
The chart reads dated Metals-API GBP-based silver time-series observations from the site’s R4 history store. The visible source dates show the actual rolling one-year window. If a source day is absent, the line breaks and the table names that date; no missing silver value is interpolated. No longer historical span is claimed.
Stored pounds-per-troy-ounce observations are divided by 31.1035, the rounded conversion constant used by this site’s chart, to show pounds per gram. These historical observations are not an intraday spot quote, a retail bullion price or a London Gold Centre buying rate.
Market price versus a selling estimate
The market reference can help explain broad movements, but an indicative selling estimate depends on the item’s verified fineness, assessed precious-metal weight, item type and the applicable buying rate. A coin with collectible value may need individual assessment.
Looking to sell or buy?
For an item-specific estimate, use the silver price calculator or read how to sell silver. To buy silver instead, visit the separate silver shop; its product prices differ from seller buying rates.