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$59.18 | -2.72% | $1,902.55 | View Deal |
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$59.26 | -2.58% | $1,905.20 | View Deal |
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$59.45 | -2.28% | $1,911.20 | View Deal |
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$59.98 | -1.40% | $1,928.35 | View Deal |
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$60.53 | -0.49% | $1,946.08 | View Deal |
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$60.90 | +0.12% | $1,958.12 | View Deal |
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$60.95 | +0.20% | $1,959.54 | View Deal |
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$61.43 | +0.99% | $1,975.02 | View Deal |
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$64.85 | +6.62% | $2,085.10 | View Deal |
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$65.77 | +8.11% | $2,114.36 | View Deal |
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$66.18 | +8.79% | $2,127.68 | View Deal |
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$67.82 | +11.49% | $2,180.46 | View Deal |
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$68.83 | +13.15% | $2,212.95 | View Deal |
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1 Kilo Silver Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1kg silver bar listed here costs $1,902.55. The price reflects 1 Kilo of 999 fine silver priced near the $60.83 silver spot rate, plus a dealer premium. Prices update regularly as dealers adjust their listings.
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The best premium currently available across 12 dealers we track is 2.7% below the $60.83 silver spot price. Premiums on 1kg silver bars vary by dealer and can widen when demand rises or supply tightens, so comparing across dealers before you buy can make a meaningful difference.
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Based on current listings, Bullion Standard offers the lowest price at $1,902.55. We track 12 dealers selling 1kg silver bars, and prices shift throughout the day, so the comparison table above reflects the most recent data available.
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For pure bullion investment, purity matters more than brand. All 999 fine silver bars contain the same metal content per kilogram regardless of refinery. That said, bars from LBMA-accredited refineries are more widely recognised and can be easier to resell, as dealers accept them without assay. Generic or lesser-known brands may attract slightly larger spreads when selling.