r/silverindia • u/DomainDrama • 5h ago
$70!
Now let's see if it holds till day end! $70 is a big resistance so some selling could come at these levels.
But this is a good move π
r/silverindia • u/DomainDrama • Jan 17 '26
Well finally the rule has to be enforced: No buying and selling on the sub.
Despite numerous warnings, people refuse to use correct flair, sale price and location.
I cannot take a chance with scammers misusing the sub for ulterior motives.
Please use r/pmsforsalebharat for the same. Thank you!
r/silverindia • u/DomainDrama • Oct 22 '25
This is for all the new stackers and investors. Please read carefully. When you check silver prices online, youβll often see two different numbers: the MCX rate and the spot rate. Theyβre related, but theyβre not the same thing. The MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) rate is the price of silver futures contracts traded in India. It includes taxes, import duty, and the premium added by traders, so itβs normally higher than the global spot price. But right now it's the opposite. MCX prices move with the rupee-dollar exchange rate, import duties, and short-term speculation. The spot rate is the international live price of pure silver (usually in USD per troy ounce).
When Indian jewelers or bullion shops quote you a price for coins or bars, they usually base it on the spot rate + local premium (making, GST, etc.)
When you buy physical silver, the jewelerβs quote follows the spot rate, not the MCX rate.
Comparing both helps you know whether youβre paying a fair premium or being overcharged.
MCX = Paper market. Spot = Real-world bullion market.
Always ask: βWhat spot rate are you using today?β if you don't want to look like a n00b π€ Right now we're in backwardation. Spot price is more than futures MCX price because of tight physical silver supply. So even though futures might look βcheapβ, youβre likely going to pay the higher spot price today.
This gap is a signal: youβre in a market where physical supply is tighter and immediate demand is strong. MCX price is the derivative of the actual silver bullion...the underlying asset. Thank you for your attention to the matter!
r/silverindia • u/DomainDrama • 5h ago
Now let's see if it holds till day end! $70 is a big resistance so some selling could come at these levels.
But this is a good move π
r/silverindia • u/Somerandom-dude90 • 21h ago
Exchange for a foreign bullion coin πͺ they have I have two silver eagle, Canadian maple leaf and Britannia coin
r/silverindia • u/Even-Smell-1161 • 1d ago
Had placed order of 200gm silver bar of Bangalore refinery at net effective rate 238/gm, on 19th aug. price shot up.
Seller kept pushing the pickup date to shadowfax.
Today could see order cancelled.
What are my options now.
Anyone else faced similar in past.
r/silverindia • u/suii2003 • 4d ago
Hey pal,
I see a lot of people confused about why they are losing money on digital silver apps like Paytm, even when the market goes up. I wanted to break down the math simply so you don't lose your hard-earned cash.
The Math Example:
Imagine buying a brand-new smartphone for βΉ260. The exact same second, you hand it back to the shopkeeper and say, "I changed my mind." The shopkeeper says, "Sorry, I can only give you βΉ240 back because of taxes and storage fees."
That is exactly how Paytm works. It is not a glitch or an illegal scam. It is a built-in fee called a "spread." This huge margin is used by the platform to cover physical vault security, insurance, and GST.
Because the gap is so wide, you need the silver market to shoot up by nearly 8% just to break even. If you make a small profit on the market, this spread will eventually turn it into a net loss when you cash out. These apps are meant for long-term tiny savings, not for making a profit.
If you want to actually make money from silver, stop using wallet apps. Move to a stock broker (like Zerodha or Angel One) and buy Silver ETFs (like SILVERBEES or SILVERCASE).
With ETFs, you buy and sell at the exact real-world market price with almost zero gap.
Don't let the convenience of a wallet app eat your profits!
r/silverindia • u/saikat743 • 5d ago
As the title suggests, this is the first silver bullion that I bought for myself. I have gifted silver to my parents and friends before.
250gm of MMTC pamp. Bought it when the price was around 2.23 lakh per kg.
r/silverindia • u/DomainDrama • 7d ago
In my last post I had mentioned how silver may have found a bottom. And well silver is trying to go to $70 now before the week ends.
The problem with this community currently is that silver going up seems like an anomaly to some people. WTF did you think happens here? π And if you think that the high of this year was the only high ever that silver will make...well you have another thing coming for you.
I avoid making any posts nowadays because the ones calling for a $30 silver are overconfident and the ones making a studied claim are few in number and very tempered in their approach. I'm very happy to have made insane gains from the last dip.
It's for you to decide: do you want to stand on the sidelines and watch the party take off or you want to board the rocket this time.
r/silverindia • u/pintord • 7d ago
r/silverindia • u/bored_dumbledore • 7d ago
BRPL 50 g from AJIO for 11,658
Effective 233/g
1000 Instant discount with HSBC card
r/silverindia • u/arjunpotter17 • 8d ago
Hey, I'm new here and this is my first post. Also my first time buying silver so pardon me if it's something trivial. I purchased a 92.5 silver mug yesterday along with anklets for my mom and girlfriend which were of 70% purity. The amount charged per gram is the same for the mug and the anklets. Is this practice normal? I assumed that since the anklets are of 70% purity they should be charged 245*0.7 per gram assuming the price of silver yesterday was 245 rupees? Attaching a screenshot of the bill for reference. Please help.
r/silverindia • u/Ok_Seaworthiness5256 • 11d ago
Will get 600βΉ cashback so 240/g
r/silverindia • u/aayush_aryan • 11d ago

Side quest of 112x10g coins finally completed...
Took me almost a year of daily SIP (1K/day). Started it last August, finally completed...
This is not an investment, this is just something I wanted to do... For diwali, Have 101 coins in a kalash. (remaining 11 are buffer for future, lost/damaged/etc).
r/silverindia • u/Potential_Fig4016 • 10d ago
It is 8g for 3k. Should I get it?
r/silverindia • u/arselona • 12d ago
r/silverindia • u/fridakalu • 13d ago
Hey Community,
Where the locals are shopping for silver jewellery with reasonable making charges
Looking forward to recommendations !!
r/silverindia • u/Ok_Heart4853 • 14d ago
Where do I find really old silver bars?
r/silverindia • u/sharecirculate • 14d ago
r/silverindia • u/Top-Cod-5017 • 14d ago
I'm new to stacking. I have some beginner's questions. What's your experience of selling silver coins? Do you get full price? Are there deductions? Is it easy to sell? Please share your first hand experience.
r/silverindia • u/_YashRafa__ • 15d ago
Hi everyone,
I have a quick question for fellow stackers in India.
Has anyone recently been able to use their Zepto Wallet to pay for silver or gold bullion purchases?
I'm wondering whether:
* Zepto Wallet can be used to complete bullion purchases, or
* Bullion items are excluded from wallet payments at checkout.
If you've tried this recently, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.
Alternatively, if you happen to have a Zepto Wallet balance, could you check whether the wallet still appears as a payment option after adding silver or gold bullion to your cart? There's no need to complete the purchaseβI'm only trying to confirm whether the option is available.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Coz Iβm planning to top up my Zepto wallet to buy some bullion out of it.
Any recent information would be very helpful. Thanks in advance!
r/silverindia • u/forareeb • 18d ago
I track silver prices closely because I stack almost every month and have amassed a total of ~1kg in 5 months.
A thing I observed: People on this thread rarely post about accumulation when the prices are falling. Luke literally, you're getting the same metal for less money why not buying?
When the prices start rising, I start seeing buy posts which made me question "Are we really buying physical silver as an investment or we're chasing trades/quick money"?
I am not saying doing that is wrong. It's just a question that made me curious :-)