Gold/Silver Ratio
HOW MANY OUNCES OF SILVER BUY ONE OUNCE OF GOLD, LIVE
Gold/silver ratio
- Gold per oz
- $4,141.80
- Silver per oz
- $60.52
- 1 oz gold buys
- 68.44 oz silver
- 100 oz silver buys
- 1.4612 oz gold
How it works
- Ratio = gold spot / silver spot = $4,141.80 / $60.52 = 68.4.
- A higher ratio means silver is cheaper relative to gold. It describes prices today; it does not predict where they go.
Gold/silver ratio 68.4 : 1
What the ratio tells you
Ratio = gold spot price / silver spot price. A ratio of 75 means one ounce of gold costs as much as 75 ounces of silver. A higher ratio means silver is cheaper relative to gold. Lustre shows the ratio from the live prices on this page; it is not a prediction and not advice to buy or sell.
How this calculator works
What is the gold to silver ratio?
The number of ounces of silver that cost the same as one ounce of gold: the gold price divided by the silver price.
How do I calculate the gold/silver ratio?
Divide the gold spot price per troy ounce by the silver spot price per troy ounce. This page does it from live prices.
What does a high ratio mean?
Silver is cheaper relative to gold. A low ratio means silver is relatively more expensive. It describes prices today; it does not predict where they go next.
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