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Compare gold & silver premiums across global exchanges — updated daily
A precious-metals premium is the percentage difference between a regional market price and the site’s aggregated USD/oz spot benchmark. A positive value means the regional observation was above the benchmark; a negative value means it was below it. The difference does not identify its own cause. Exchange rates, observation timing, market hours, contract specifications, taxes, liquidity, missing data, and local conditions may all affect the result. The published value does not include the full cost of an executable cross-market trade.
Choose between Gold or Silver tabs to view the latest daily prices across global exchanges including COMEX, SGE, MCX, and LBMA.
Instantly see which markets trade at a premium or discount. Color-coded cards highlight positive premiums in green and discounts in red for quick analysis.
Use the historical chart to review how stored premium observations changed over time. The chart summarizes available data and does not establish a seasonal rule, trading signal, or optimal entry point.
An audit of the observations retained by GoldSilver Tracker from June 29 to September 24, 2026, including sample counts, missing markets, and recorded premium ranges.
A reproducible review of the gold/silver ratio observations retained from June 28 to September 21, 2026, without fair-value or trading claims.
Ten questions readers are likely to have when using our premium data, with direct answers — how the numbers are built, what "Estimated" means, what we do not cover, and who runs the site.