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Silver: historical performance & « if you invested »

History since 2000 · current price $69.97
In short — $1000 invested in silver 5 years ago would be worth $2,657 today (+166%). Over 10 years, the average annual return is 18%/yr. Best year: 2025 (+129%), worst: 2021 (-11%). Price return, excluding dividends.
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Calculator: how much would I have made?

If you had invested $1000 in silver…

InvestmentValue todayGain
1 years ago (2025)$2,280+128%
3 years ago (2023)$2,932+193%
5 years ago (2021)$2,657+166%
10 years ago (2016)$5,079+408%
since 2000$14,283+1328%

Performance & « if you invested » — year by year

YearYear's return$1,000 invested at year start → worth today
2026 (YTD)-0%$998 (-0%)
2025+129%$2,280 (+128%)
2024+29%$2,933 (+193%)
2023-0%$2,932 (+193%)
2022+2%$2,999 (+200%)
2021-11%$2,657 (+166%)
2020+55%$4,123 (+312%)
2019+10%$4,534 (+353%)
2018-10%$4,101 (+310%)
2017+7%$4,391 (+339%)
2016+16%$5,079 (+408%)

Frequently asked questions

How much does investing in silver return?

$1000 invested in silver 5 years ago would be worth $2,657 today, and $5,079 over 10 years (price return, excluding dividends).

How has Silver performed in recent years?

Calendar-year returns — 2024: +29%. 2025: +129%. 2026: -0%. Full breakdown in the table above.

What is Silver's average annual return?

Over 10 years, about 18%/yr, and 22%/yr over 5 years.

What if I had invested a different amount ($100, $5,000, $10,000)?

It's proportional: multiply the result. Over 5 years, $1000 in silver is worth $2,657 — so $5,000 five times more, $10,000 ten times more. Use the calculator above.

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⚠️ Past performance, no predictive value and not investment advice. Prices in $, excluding dividends. Data: Yahoo Finance.