The silver price per kilo on the Libyan market: what the dealer pays when buying, what they charge when selling, and the bank-transfer price, with the daily change and the international silver ounce.
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Silver per kilo - dealer buysHigh 16,100 · Low 16,000
16,100Unchanged
Silver per kilo - dealer sellsHigh 16,300 · Low 16,200
16,200▼ -50
Silver per kilo - by bank transferHigh 16,600 · Low 16,500
16,500Unchanged
Silver per kilo (bid)High 16,100 · Low 16,000
16,100Unchanged
International silver per ounceHigh 48.65 · Low 48.65
48.65Unchanged
Market summary - 15 November 2026
On 15 November 2026 the Silver per kilo - dealer sells rate stood at 16,200 LYD, down 50 (0.31%) compared with the close on 14 November 2026. During the day it ranged between 16,200 and 16,300 LYD.
40 rate updates were recorded that day.
Silver per kilo - dealer sells candles over the last 30 recorded trading days
17,90017.6
16 Oct15 Nov
Each candle is one trading day: the body runs from the open to the close, and the wick from the low to the high. Green means the close was above the open; red means it was below. Days with no recorded rates are not shown.
Buy–sell spread
100 LYD / kg
The gap between the dealer sell price and the dealer buy price is currently 100 dinars per kilo. That margin covers the dealer's risk and costs, so you receive less when selling silver than you pay when buying.
International silver price per ounce
48.65 USD / oz
The global XAG price is currently about 48.65 US dollars per troy ounce. Shown next to the local per-kilo prices so you can compare; the local price also reflects the parallel-market dollar rate and dealer margins.
What is the difference between dealer buys, dealer sells and transfer?
Dealer buys is the price per kilo the shop pays when you sell silver to them; dealer sells is the price they charge when you buy. The gap is the dealer's margin. Transfer is the price when paying by bank transfer or cheque, and it can differ slightly from the cash price because of liquidity and settlement costs.
Silver purity: 999 and 925
Fine silver is often traded at 999 purity (99.9% silver), while sterling silver at 925 is 92.5% silver with other metals that harden jewellery. The prices shown here are the local market price per kilo; check the purity and hallmark before buying or selling, because lower purity is usually priced lower.
How is the silver price set in Libya?
The local silver price depends on the global price of an ounce of silver in dollars and the dollar rate on Libya's parallel market. When the dollar rises against the dinar, the dinar price per kilo rises even if the global price is flat, and vice versa.
Dealers also add a margin that varies with local supply, demand and import costs, so the price can differ slightly from one shop to another.
Tips when buying or selling silver
Compare the buy and sell prices so you know the margin before you decide.
Ask about purity (999 or 925) and request an invoice showing the weight and price per kilo or per gram.
Watch the dollar rate, since any big move in it quickly shows up in the silver price.
Use the site's metal calculator to estimate the value of a weight before going to the market (it converts the kilo price to a per-gram rate automatically).
Frequently asked questions
What is the silver price per kilo in Libya today?
The silver price per kilo (dealer sells, dealer buys and transfer) is shown at the top of this page in Libyan dinars and is updated whenever we receive a new market price.
Why is the buy price different from the sell price?
The shop buys from you at a lower price than it sells at; the difference is its margin for risk and costs. That is why the dealer-buys price is lower than the dealer-sells price.
Is the silver price shown per kilo or per gram?
The main prices here are per kilo in Libyan dinars. Divide by 1000 for an approximate per-gram price, or use the metal calculator on the site.