Silver Price in Euros () Today

Live silver price converted to Euros (EUR) using real-time exchange rates. Prices shown for .999 fine, .925 sterling, .900 coin, and .800 silver purities.

The current price of silver in Euros is €61,84 per troy ounce for .999 fine silver. Sterling silver (.925) is worth €57,20 per ounce.

.999 Fine

€61,84

.925 Sterling

€57,20

.900 Coin

€55,66

.800 Silver

€49,47

Data source: TwelveData XAG/USD spot price × EUR/USD exchange rate. Last updated: 3/25/2026, 7:09:39 PM

Silver Price by Quantity (EUR)

Quantity.999 Fine.925 Sterling.900 Coin.800 Silver
1 Troy Ounce€61,84€57,20€55,66€49,47
1 Gram€1,99€1,84€1,79€1,59
10 Grams€19,88€18,39€17,89€15,91
100 Grams€198,83€183,92€178,95€159,06
1 Kilogram€1.988,29€1.839,17€1.789,46€1.590,63
1 Tola (11.66g)€23,18€21,44€20,87€18,55
5 Troy Ounces€309,21€286,02€278,29€247,37
10 Troy Ounces€618,43€572,05€556,58€494,74

Silver Prices in Euros: What You Need to Know

Silver priced in euros reflects both XAG/USD spot movements and EUR/USD forex fluctuations. European investors often see different price trends than their US counterparts due to currency effects — a falling euro can push silver prices higher in EUR terms even when the dollar price is flat.

Tax, VAT & Import Duties

Silver bullion is subject to VAT in the European Union, unlike gold which is VAT-exempt. Standard VAT rates range from 19% in Germany to 25% in Sweden. Some EU countries apply reduced or marginal VAT schemes for investment silver — Germany offers a differential taxation method (Differenzbesteuerung) that taxes only the dealer margin. Estonia and Belgium have historically been popular for lower-tax silver purchases.

How Silver Is Traded in Germany

The European silver market is anchored by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) daily fix, with active dealer networks in Germany, the Netherlands, and Austria. Major European mints include the Austrian Mint (Vienna Philharmonic series) and the Royal Dutch Mint. European dealers typically quote in EUR per troy ounce or per kilogram, with premiums varying by country.

How Silver Price in EUR Is Calculated

The silver price in Euros is calculated by multiplying the global XAG/USD spot price by the current EUR/USD exchange rate. Today's rate: 1 USD = 0,8623 EUR.

Formula: Silver Price (EUR) = XAG/USD Spot Price × EUR/USD Rate

Example: $71.72 × 0.8623 = €61,84 per troy ounce

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is 1 ounce of silver in Euros today?

One troy ounce of .999 fine silver is currently worth €61,84 (EUR). Sterling silver (.925 purity) is worth €57,20 per troy ounce. Prices are converted from the live XAG/USD spot rate using real-time exchange rates.

Is silver subject to VAT in Europe?

Yes. Unlike gold, silver bullion carries VAT in most EU countries. Germany applies a differential taxation scheme (Differenzbesteuerung) that taxes only the dealer margin rather than the full price, making it one of the more tax-efficient countries for silver purchases within the EU.

How does the EUR/USD exchange rate affect silver prices in euros?

Silver is traded globally in US dollars. When the euro weakens against the dollar, silver becomes more expensive in EUR terms — even if the USD spot price stays flat. Conversely, a strengthening euro can make silver cheaper for European buyers. This currency effect can amplify or dampen the underlying silver price movement.

What are the most popular silver coins in Europe?

The Austrian Vienna Philharmonic (1 oz, .999 fine) is Europe's best-selling silver bullion coin. Other popular options include the Britannia (UK Royal Mint), the Maple Leaf (widely available), and country-specific collector coins from national mints. German investors also favor 1 kg silver bars from Heraeus and Umicore.

Where is the cheapest place to buy silver in Europe?

Estonia has historically offered competitive silver pricing due to its VAT structure. Germany's differential taxation also keeps premiums lower than standard VAT countries. Online dealers like European Mint, Coininvest, and GoldSilver.be offer competitive cross-border pricing. Always factor in shipping, insurance, and any cross-border tax implications.