Silver rate today in South Korea
Pure silver in South Korea is 2,121 KRW a gram and 2,120,757 KRW a kilo, based on the world silver price of $49.08 an ounce.
| Purity | 1 don (3.75 g) | 1 gram | 1 kilogram |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pure (999) | 7,953 KRW | 2,121 KRW | 2,120,757 KRW |
| Sterling (925) | 7,364 KRW | 1,964 KRW | 1,963,664 KRW |
| Coin (900) | 7,165 KRW | 1,911 KRW | 1,910,592 KRW |
What is my silver worth?
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Metal value at today's world price. Shops buy below this and sell above it (making charges, duty and their margin).
Silver rate in other countries
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About these prices
- Why is the price in my local shop different?
- This page shows the world silver price converted into your currency. Shops add import duty, taxes, making charges and their own margin, so their prices are usually higher, and they pay less when you sell.
- What do 999 and 925 mean?
- They show purity in parts per thousand. 999 is pure silver, often sold as bars and coins. 925 is sterling silver, which is 92.5% silver and is common in jewellery. Read more about sterling silver.
- Why does silver move more than gold?
- Silver is a smaller market and much of it is used in industry, so its price can swing more sharply than gold in both directions.
- How often does it update?
- Every few minutes while silver trades, from Monday to Friday. At weekends the price stays at Friday's close.