Please use our 5 year silver price chart to view the silver price in USD per ounce. The five year silver price chart can be adjusted so you can see the 5 year silver price across different currencies and weights.
Are you looking at the 5 year silver price chart because you would like to invest in silver bullion? Or perhaps you would like to track the value of your portfolio, or maybe you are considering increasing your position. Whatever reason you are here for, have a look at our range of options for silver investment. We have a broad range of silver coins and silver bars. We also offer unallocated silver.
We think silver is a great investment opportunity as it plays a dual role in your portfolio. For millennia it has been used as money. It only ceased being used in British coins in the late 20th century. Today it is used as a safe haven by individuals and institutions alike. This is because it performs well in times of uncertainty. You can read more about the monetary history of silver and its role in your portfolio.
The other side of silver’s sword is its role in industrial processes and applications. For hundreds of years it has been used in industry. Very rarely can it be recovered and so this means that the supply of silver is dwindling, almost in a negative correlation with the amount it is used. We are excited about silver’s role in industry because it is vital to a number of inventions and applications that are coming to the forefront of the green revolution.
If you'd like to add Silver to your portfolio and need some assistance, please contact GoldCore by chat, email, or phone, and our knowledgeable team will be happy to help.
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