Live spot pricing from Kitco shows silver trading at $63.70 per ounce bid on Wednesday morning, up $0.49, or 0.78 percent, in early trading. The metal moved in a range between $62.42 and $64.71 an ounce during the session, a reminder of the volatility that has defined the silver market through 2026.

Kitco's pricing data also breaks down silver value by purity, a figure investors and dealers use to price bullion, coins, and jewelry. At the spot bid, one troy ounce of 999 fine silver is worth $63.70, while 925 sterling silver, the standard used in most jewelry and flatware, is worth $58.92 per ounce equivalent. Coin silver at 900 fine comes in at $57.33, and 800 silver, an older European standard, is valued at $50.96.

The current price sits well below the metal's 2026 high. Silver set a nominal all time high of $121.67 per ounce on January 29, 2026, before retreating sharply in the weeks that followed. That pullback of roughly 47 percent from the January peak shows how much two way volatility silver investors have absorbed this year, even as the metal remains up sharply from year ago levels.

Kitco's live chart tracks silver pricing from New York, London, Hong Kong, and Sydney trading sessions around the clock, giving investors a continuous read on a market that has moved in wide swings through much of 2026 amid shifting inflation expectations and geopolitical tension.

Source: Kitco - http://www.kitco.com/charts/silver