1 Kilo Silver Bar

15 products tracked across 14 dealers. Last updated 40 seconds ago.

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+2.6%
30d Avg
+4.1%
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+0.35% $2,181.93
+0.43% $2,183.58
+1.28% $2,202.15
+1.52% $2,207.40
+2.03% $2,218.40
+2.03% $2,218.40
+2.55% $2,229.77
+2.71% $2,233.14
1kg Generic Silver Bar
US The Bullion Bank
+3.30% $2,246.05
+4.07% $2,262.76
+5.19% $2,287.18
+9.15% $2,373.22
+9.81% $2,387.54
+11.71% $2,428.92
+12.72% $2,450.88
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1 Kilo Silver Bar: frequently asked questions

The cheapest 1kg silver bar listed here costs $2,181.93. The price reflects 1 Kilo of 999 fine silver priced near the $67.63 silver spot rate, plus a dealer premium. Prices update regularly as dealers adjust their listings.
The best premium currently available across 14 dealers we track is 0.4% over the $67.63 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.
Based on current listings, Bullion Standard offers the lowest price at $2,181.93. We track 14 dealers selling 1kg silver bars, and prices shift throughout the day, so the comparison table above reflects the most recent data available.
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.

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