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1 oz Silver Round (Generic) Price Chart & Premium History

Track daily dealer premium trends versus spot, with monthly summaries and record highs/lows.

1 oz Silver Round (Generic) Price Chart

Hover any date to see lowest dealer premium %, average lowest price, and spot context for this product.

1 oz Silver Round (Generic) Premium Over Spot in November 2026

In November 2026, 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) premiums have ranged from 0.14% to 2.12%, with a monthly average of 1.56%.

That is 1.80% higher than October 2026, when the average premium was -0.24%.

Daily coverage this month averaged 16.9 active dealers in our snapshot set.

Average lowest listed price this month was $51.79 versus an average spot reference of $50.99.

1 oz Silver Round (Generic) Premium Record Highs and Lows

Lowest premium recorded: -1.81% on Oct 30, 2026. Highest premium recorded: 6.73% on Feb 5, 2026.

Monthly Average Premiums

Month Avg Premium % Avg Lowest Price Avg Spot
Nov 2026 1.56% $51.79 $50.99
Oct 2026 -0.24% $58.19 $58.33
Sep 2026 -0.47% $64.52 $64.82
Aug 2026 -0.11% $64.84 $64.92
Jul 2026 0.79% $59.30 $58.83
Jun 2026 -0.12% $66.26 $66.34
May 2026 0.09% $77.52 $77.45
Apr 2026 1.37% $76.89 $75.87
Mar 2026 3.05% $80.71 $78.33
Feb 2026 5.28% $86.41 $82.12
Jan 2026 3.94% $93.13 $89.67
Dec 2025 2.17% $67.03 $65.57
Nov 2025 2.72% $52.11 $50.75
Oct 2025 3.60% $51.28 $49.50
Sep 2025 1.99% $43.58 $42.72
Aug 2025 2.59% $39.13 $38.14
Jul 2025 2.98% $38.84 $37.72
Jun 2025 3.60% $37.55 $36.25

Compare Live 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) Prices

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Today's Dealer Premiums

Showing 5 lowest of 22 dealers. Last updated Nov 08, 2026 04:03 pm. View all dealer prices →

2.1% over spot
Generic 1 oz Silver Rounds (Random)
Generic 1 oz Silver Rounds (Random)
1 oz · Various
Melt value: $51.91
Lowest Premium: 2.1% ($1.10)
Price: $53.01
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MintBuilder
Dealer Rating:
★★★★★
★★★★★

Free Shipping @ $199 Free Shipping Bitcoin Accepted for Payment
$53.01
$1.10 (2.11% prem)
Defy The Grid
Dealer Rating:
★★★★★
★★★★★

Free Shipping @ $299 Free Shipping Bitcoin Accepted for Payment
$54.36
$2.45 (4.71% prem)
BullionStar US
Dealer Rating:
★★★★★
★★★★★

Free Shipping @ $98 Free Shipping Bitcoin Accepted for Payment
$54.47
$2.56 (4.92% prem)
Safe Haven Metal
Dealer Rating:
★★★★★
★★★★★

Free Shipping @ $199 Free Shipping
$54.47
$2.56 (4.92% prem)
Bullion Exchanges
Dealer Rating:
★★★★★
★★★★★

Free Shipping @ $499 Free Shipping Bitcoin Accepted for Payment
$54.57
$2.66 (5.12% prem)
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Prices are pulled from dealer websites hourly and may change frequently. Verify details with the dealer before purchasing.

Common Questions About 1 oz Silver Round (Generic)

What is the highest premium ever recorded on 1 oz Silver Round (Generic)? ▶

The highest daily lowest-dealer premium tracked for 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) is 6.73%, recorded on February 5, 2026.

What was the 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) premium over spot in October 2026? ▶

In October 2026, the average daily lowest premium for 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) was -0.24%. In November 2026, the running average is 1.56%.

Why do 1 oz Silver Round (Generic) premiums rise and fall? ▶

Premiums move with dealer inventory, release cycles, and retail demand.

How is this premium history calculated? ▶

Premium history is calculated daily as the lowest tracked dealer price minus spot melt value at snapshot time, expressed as a percent over spot.

Why are silver round premiums the most volatile of generic silver? ▶

Rounds are pure retail products - no institutional market cushions them - so premiums spike hardest in demand rushes and collapse fastest in lulls. This chart has recorded a swing from -1.81% to 6.73%.

What does the round-versus-bar premium gap tell you? ▶

When rounds price below 1 oz bars, private-mint capacity is loose and it is a buyer's market; when rounds price above bars, retail demand is running hot. Comparing this chart with the 1 oz bar chart shows which regime is in force.