Cheapest silver coins today
Every day we compare silver bullion coin prices at US dealers and show where each coin is cheapest today. We rank by price and, when dealers list shipping, by total price including shipping.
What you save on this coin buying from the cheapest instead of the most expensive of 4 dealers.
1 oz coins ranked
The cheapest offer for each coin, lowest first.
| # | Coin | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1oz Maple Leaf Silver Coin | $62.70 | Visit shop › |
| 2 | 1oz Vienna Philharmonic Silver Coin | $62.88 | Visit shop › |
| 3 | 1oz Krugerrand Silver Coin | $63.66 | Visit shop › |
| 4 | 1oz Mexican Silver Libertad Coin | $64.69 | Visit shop › |
| 5 | 1oz Britannia Silver Coin | $64.97 | Visit shop › |
| 6 | 1oz Kangaroo Silver Coin | $65.35 | Visit shop › |
| 7 | 1oz American Eagle Silver Coin | $66.74 | Visit shop › |
| 8 | 1 oz Australian Silver Lunar Rabbit Coin | $66.81 | Visit shop › |
Prices as of 04.10.2026, 14:41
How we rank the coins
For each coin we take the cheapest current offer from the dealers we track. Coins are compared within one weight. The premium is what you pay above the value of the silver at the current spot price.
What to check before you buy
Premiums are higher than on gold
Minting, dealer margin and, in many markets, sales tax make up a large share of the price of a cheap silver ounce. That is why the spread between dealers is often wider than for gold.
Tubes and monster boxes
Coins bought in tubes or boxes usually cost less per ounce than single coins. Compare the price per ounce, not the total.
Shipping
Silver is heavy, and shipping can change the order of the ranking. Where dealers list shipping, we use the total price.
Frequently asked questions
Which silver coin is cheapest today?
We show it at the top of the page: the cheapest 1 oz coin and the dealer with the best offer. The order changes as dealer prices move.
Why do silver coins have such high premiums?
On top of the metal value you pay for minting, the dealer margin and sometimes tax. On a low-priced ounce of silver these costs weigh heavily.
Silver coins or silver bars?
Large bars usually carry a lower premium per ounce, while well-known coins are easier to sell in small amounts.