Precious Metals Prices

Charting Gold and Silver Prices

Charting precious metals prices is important for a couple of reasons:

• It provides historical pricing information for gold and silver. This data highlights periodic fluctuations that impact the precious metals market.
• It lists the current spot prices of gold and silver. Knowing this is important since it reflects the "real-time" marketplace price.

Factors influencing precious metals prices include economic uncertainty, currency movements, and shifts in supply and demand.

Track prices alongside social, economic, and cultural events to better identify the reasons behind a price bump or price drop. Are current gold or silver prices higher than in the recent past? Lower? If you want to add a gold bullion coin to your portfolio, will you pay more now than you would have last week? More than you could expect to spend next week? The more information you have, the better.

Reading Precious Metals Charts

The precious metals charts on this page show historical gold and silver prices. Along the vertical axis, or y axis, of each graph, you’ll see the gold or silver price per ounce in U.S. dollars.

Years are listed across the horizontal axis, or x axis. You have the option to view precious metals prices for a specific period, like between January 1, 1973 and December 1, 2018, or you can select a set period like 5 days, 1 month, 1 year, 5 years, 10 years, or the maximum period available.

These precious metals price charts are interactive and update in real-time. We encourage you to see how the price of gold and silver have changed over time!

At U.S. Money Reserve, it’s one of our goals to help buyers understand movements in gold and silver prices, and to help them navigate the factors that can influence precious metals prices. Such knowledge leads to informed and timely decisions.

H3: Precious Metals Data—with a Personal Touch

You can track gold and silver prices right here on our website. Want more? Our experienced Account Executives are ready to help you learn about precious metals performance over the years. Call 1-844-307-1589 today to speak with a U.S. Money Reserve Account Executive!