Silver Bullion at Spot
3 silver products at spot — priced within +0.5% of spot. 2 more sit between +0.5% and +1.0%. Updated every 10 minutes.
90% Silver Bag — $100 Face Value (Mixed)
2026 American Silver Eagle 1 oz
2026 Canadian Silver Maple Leaf 1 oz
Close to spot
90% Silver Dimes ($1 Face Value, Mercury/Roosevelt)
90% Silver Quarters ($1 Face Value)
About silver at spot
Silver bullion at spot means a dealer is selling at or near the underlying London PM fix — the premium over spot, not the metal itself, is what differs across vendors. Sovereign coins (American Silver Eagles, Canadian Maples) almost never reach +0%; the only listings that hit the at-spot threshold tend to be generic rounds, refiner bars, junk silver in larger denominations, and the occasional clearance lot.
We compute premium as `(dealer_price − spot × weight) ÷ (spot × weight)` per listing, refresh every 10 minutes against the hourly dealer scrape, and exclude any snapshot older than 24 hours, out-of-stock, or below a −2% sanity floor. Below −2% is almost always a price typo or a comp-listing-ending mismatch — we drop those before they reach this page.
The +0.5% at-spot threshold is fixed — it never widens to pad out a thin page. When fewer than 6 silver products clear it, the next-closest offers up to +1.0% are listed below under "Close to spot", labelled as above the threshold rather than folded into the at-spot count. The number of silver products at spot is therefore the same on this page, on the /at-spot hub, and in the masthead ticker.
How we rank
Every dealer listing is measured as premium = (dealer price − spot value) / spot value, where spot value is the live silver price times the product's weight. Offers are ranked ascending by premium so the cheapest qualifying dealer for each canonical product appears first. Prices refresh every 10 minutes; anything older than 24 hours is hidden.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "silver at spot" mean?
It's our live list of silver bullion offers priced within +0.5% of the spot silver price across every tracked dealer. We refresh the data every 10 minutes; anything older than 24 hours is hidden.
How can dealers afford to sell silver at near-spot?
Dealers run razor-thin margins on bullion to win volume; the affiliate kickback to us comes out of their existing margin, not your price. Numismatic value (mintage rarity, grading) isn't included — these are pure-bullion deals.
How often does this list update?
Every 10 minutes. The +0.5% at-spot threshold never moves; when few products clear it we also list the next-closest offers, up to +1.0%, under a separate "Close to spot" heading.
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