Silver Bullion Coin Price
Product pricing (SSL)
Current Ask Price
$147.65
per 1 oz silver coin
Bid
$130.95
Ask
$147.65
Market Stats
Open
$148.80
High
$149.57
Low
$144.50
Prev Close
$142.02
As of: Feb 3, 2026, 2:50 PM
Silver coin (SSL) pricing from Monex • Updated on page load
Silver Spot Price
Raw silver spot (SBSPOT)
Current Silver Spot
$88.60
per troy ounce (spot)
Market Stats
Open
$88.37
High
$89.06
Low
$86.63
Prev Close
$84.10
As of: Feb 3, 2026, 2:50 PM
Silver spot (SBSPOT) data from Monex • Updated on page load
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Understanding Silver Superleaf Pricing
Spot Price vs. Silver Superleaf Price
When purchasing a Silver Canadian Superleaf, you'll pay a premium above the spot price. The spot price represents the current market rate for silver traded in bulk on commodities exchanges.
Silver Superleaf Coins typically carry 2-5% premiums over spot, which covers Royal Canadian Mint production costs, distributor margins, dealer margins, and reflects the coin's .9999 fine purity and advanced security features.
Why Silver Superleaf Commands Its Premium
- •Highest Purity: At .9999 fine, the Silver Superleaf contains 99.99% pure silver, exceeding the .999 purity of most other government coins.
- •Security Features: Radial lines, micro-engraved privy marks, and Bullion DNA technology add production costs but provide authenticity assurance.
- •Government Guarantee: Legal tender status and Royal Canadian Mint backing provide authenticity assurance that commands value.
- •Strong Liquidity: Recognized worldwide, Silver Superleaf Coins are easy to sell, which supports their pricing power.
Premium Comparison: Silver Coins
Silver coin premiums vary by mint and coin type:
Example at $89/oz spot:
- • Silver Superleaf (~4% premium): ~$93
- • Silver Eagle (~5% premium): ~$93
- • Britannia (~4% premium): ~$93
- Key advantage: Silver Superleaf offers highest purity at competitive premiums
Questions & Answers
Common questions about Silver Canadian Superleaf Coins answered by our editorial team.
What is the relationship between spot price and silver coin prices?
The silver coin price equals the silver spot price (per troy ounce) plus a premium typically ranging from 3-6%. The total cost is approximately ~$150 including premium. This premium covers mint production, distribution through Authorized Purchasers, and dealer margins.
Why do silver coin premiums vary between dealers?
Premium variations reflect different dealer business models, inventory positions, and overhead costs. Volume dealers with efficient operations often offer lower premiums. Some dealers may have better relationships with Authorized Purchasers. Shopping multiple dealers helps identify competitive pricing.
How does the bid-ask spread affect my silver coin investment?
The bid-ask spread on silver coins is typically 3-5% for standard bullion coins. With a ~$150 coin, this represents about $1-$2. Your silver must appreciate by the full spread percentage before you break even on a round-trip transaction.
Do different silver coins have different premiums?
Yes, premiums vary by coin. American Silver Eagles typically carry slightly higher premiums (4-6%) due to strong U.S. demand. Canadian Maple Leafs and other international coins often have lower premiums (3-5%). All are government-minted legal tender coins with excellent liquidity.
When is the best time to buy silver coins based on pricing?
The best time is during calm market conditions when premiums are at normal levels (3-6% over spot). Avoid buying during crisis-driven demand spikes when premiums can temporarily expand to 10-15% or higher. Patient buying during normal markets secures better pricing.
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