When silver moves, every dollar of premium matters. Whether you’re buying a single Silver Eagle or a 500-coin monster box, comparing prices across dealers before you buy is the simplest way to save money — and it’s the reason FindBullionPrices was built.
Over the years, we’ve expanded from a single comparison chart into a suite of specialized tools, each designed to help you find the lowest price for a specific type of silver product. This post is your quick-reference guide to all of them.
Compare Silver Eagle Prices
The American Silver Eagle price comparison page is our most detailed tool for the world’s most popular silver coin. It shows real-time pricing across 15+ trusted dealers for individual BU coins (current year and random year), proof editions, certified MS-70 coins, sealed tubes, mini monster boxes, and full 500-coin monster boxes.
The page also includes a live premium tracker that shows you exactly what you’re paying above spot for each product format, editorial sections covering the 2026 Semiquincentennial edition, certified vs. raw buying decisions, bulk format comparisons, and a year-by-year mintage reference.
If you buy Silver Eagles regularly, this is the page to bookmark: Compare Silver Eagle Prices →
Compare Silver Bar Prices
Silver bars offer the lowest premiums in the bullion market, but premiums vary significantly by size, brand, and dealer. Our compare silver bar prices page breaks down pricing for the most popular bar sizes — 1 oz, 5 oz, 10 oz, kilo (32.15 oz), and 100 oz — from brands like PAMP Suisse, Valcambi, Geiger, Sunshine Mint, and more.
The key insight: the per-ounce premium drops substantially as you move up in size. A 100 oz bar can carry a premium under $1/oz, while a 1 oz bar may run $3–5/oz over spot. Our comparison table makes those differences visible at a glance.
Compare Junk Silver Prices
Constitutional silver — pre-1965 U.S. dimes, quarters, and half dollars containing 90% silver — is one of the most practical forms of silver to own. Our compare junk silver prices page shows current pricing for 90% silver by face value ($1 FV, $5 FV, $10 FV, and $100 FV bags) across multiple dealers.
Junk silver pricing is often quoted in terms of “times face value” — our comparison tool normalizes everything to a per-ounce-of-silver-content basis so you can compare apples to apples with other silver products.
Compare Monster Box Prices
A monster box — 500 coins sealed in the original mint packaging — is the most cost-effective way to buy silver coins in quantity. Our compare monster box prices page compares pricing across Silver Eagle, Maple Leaf, Philharmonic, Britannia, Krugerrand, and silver round monster boxes.
At current silver prices, a monster box runs $40,000–$50,000 depending on the coin and dealer, so even a 1% difference in premium between dealers can mean $400+ in savings on a single purchase. That’s why comparing matters.
Best Silver Prices — The Overview
If you’re not sure where to start, our best silver prices page is the broadest view. It compares the lowest-premium silver products across all categories — coins, bars, rounds, and junk — and highlights the absolute cheapest silver per ounce available right now from any dealer in our network.
Think of it as the “start here” page for silver buyers who want to find the lowest price regardless of product type.
Other Silver Comparison Tools
Beyond the focused comparison pages above, FBP offers several other ways to find silver at the best price:
- Silver at Spot Price Deals — Dealers occasionally offer silver at or near spot as a loss leader for new customers. We track those deals in real time.
- Cheapest Silver Per Ounce — The raw, sorted-by-premium-over-spot view across all silver products. No editorial — just the lowest prices.
- Silver Coin Prices — Filtered to silver coins only.
- Silver Bar Prices — Filtered to silver bars only.
- Silver Round Prices — Filtered to silver rounds only.
How Our Comparison Tools Work
FindBullionPrices tracks prices from trusted online bullion dealers. Prices are updated hourly from each dealer’s public website and reflect the cash/check (ACH) price, which is the lowest price most dealers offer. The lowest price for each product is highlighted in green so you can spot it immediately.
The rankings are based solely on price. When you click through to a dealer’s site and make a purchase, we may earn a small commission — but the price you see is always the dealer’s actual retail price, not an inflated affiliate price.
The Dealers We Track
Our comparison network includes some of the most established and reputable online bullion dealers in the United States, including APMEX, SD Bullion, JM Bullion, Monument Metals, Bullion Exchanges, BGASC, Hero Bullion, Bullion Standard, Austin Coins, United Patriot Coins, Silver Gold Bull, PIMBEX Metals, Mint Builder, Safe Haven Metal, Silver.com, Summit Metals, and others. For the full list with reviews, shipping policies, and payment methods, see our Dealer Directory.
Start Comparing
The best silver price changes every day. Bookmark the tools that match the products you buy, and check back before every purchase:
