Today Silver Rate in Pakistan

NOTE: Mostly the silver rate in Pakistan remains consistent, however there might be a minor difference of a few hundred rupees between different cities.

Karat Type	Rate per Gram	Rate per 10 Grams	Rate per Tola	Rate per Troy Ounce	Rate per Kilogram
24K	253	2,529	2,800	7,867	252,915
22K	219	2,195	2,560	6,826	219,474
21K	209	2,092	2,440	6,506	209,184
18K	178	1,783	2,080	5,546	178,312

you can check Historical Silver Rates Here.

The rates listed in the above table for Chandi in 24, 22, 21, and 18 karats are provided for reference. It’s important to note that gold and silver prices fluctuate throughout the day and vary a few hundred rupees across different cities. For the most accurate and up-to-date silver rates, visiting your local bullion market before making any purchases is advisable. Also, see TODAY GOLD RATE HERE

The silver rate is very volatile and depends upon many factors.

Main Cities	10 Gram Silver Rate	12 Gram/ 1 Tola Silver Rates
Today Gold Rate Karachi	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate Hyderabad	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate Lahore	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate in Multan	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate in Islamabad	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate Faisalabad	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate Rawalpindi	2,529	2,950
Today Gold Rate Quetta	2,529	2,950

Today, the silver rate in Pakistan per Tola remains at Rs. 2,800. The price of 52.5 Tola silver in big cities of Pakistan, such as Lahore, Karachi, Rawalpindi, Hyderabad, Multan, Islamabad, Faisalabad, and Quetta, is observed at Rs. 154,875/-.

City	52.5 Tola Chandi Prices
Karachi	154,875
Hyderabad	154,875
Lahore	154,875
Multan	154,875
Islamabad	154,875
Faisalabad	154,875
Rawalpindi	154,875
Quetta	154,875

Types of Silver

There are different types of Silver around the world.

• Fine Silver: Fine silver is often used in jewelry, bullion, and industrial applications. It is also known as pure silver, it typically contains 99.9% silver and is very soft and malleable.
• Sterling Silver: This alloy consists of 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals, usually copper. Sterling silver is more durable than pure silver and is commonly used in jewelry, flatware, and decorative items.
• Coin Silver: Historically, coin silver was made from melted-down silver coins and typically contained around 90% silver. It’s less common today but can still be found in antique items and certain decorative pieces.
• Britannia Silver: This contains 95.8% silver, with the remainder usually consisting of copper. Britannia silver is often used for making high-quality jewelry and silverware.
• Mexican Silver: This type of silver silver typically refers to silver produced in Mexico, often with a purity of 95% or higher. It’s renowned for its craftsmanship and is used in various traditional and contemporary jewelry designs.

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