SectionSilver
Silver price in Iraq today
The source publishes silver in dollars only; the dinar equivalent here is computed at the parallel-market rate shown on the dollar page, not a local list price.
95,297
+0.12%dinars per ounce · at the market rate · $57.03 · Change vs 16 Oct
Last 11 closes · ounce in dollars
What is your silver worth
At 999 silver: 3,058 dinars per gram
305,793 IQD
≈ $183.00 at the source's price
Observed 17 October 2026 · at the parallel market rate 1,671 IQD
999 silver costs 234 dinars more per gram than 925
On 100 grams: 23,394 dinars between fine and sterling
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Purity is counted per thousand: 999 is almost pure and used for bars, 925 is “sterling”, the silver of jewellery and tableware, and the rest is copper that hardens it. The purer, the dearer.
A 1 kg bar = 3,676,651 dinars
Sell it back and you lose about 622,798 dinars
- 50 g201,456152,696
- 100 g401,374305,392
- 200 g765,970610,767
- 250 g942,143763,463
- 500 g1,865,9051,526,926
- 1 kg3,676,6513,053,853
Buy new · Resale · IQD
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The new-buy price is above the resale price: the gap is the making charge and the seller’s margin. That is why silver bought to save needs time to cover it.
Silver fell $3.81 an ounce
Over the last 11 closes, in dollars as published
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Silver is a world price quoted in dollars per ounce, and it moves faster than gold. The bar shows the lowest and highest close over the published days; the dot is today.
Questions about the silver price in Iraq
What is the silver price per gram in Iraq today?
A gram of fine silver (999) is $1.83 today — about 3,058 Iraqi dinars at the parallel rate — and a gram of 925 sterling about 2,824 dinars (list of 17 October 2026). The purity table shows the gram for every grade from 999 to 800.
What is the silver ounce price today?
The silver ounce is $57.03 today, about 95,297 dinars at the parallel rate. An ounce is 31.1035 g; its daily change is at the top of the page.
What is the difference between 925 and 999 silver?
999 is near-pure silver used in bars and investment coins; 925 (sterling) is 92.5% silver and 7.5% copper for hardness, and is the grade common in jewellery.
About these figures
Silver prices come from the same list site as gold, but the source publishes silver in dollars only. The dinar equivalent is computed at the parallel-market rate shown on the dollar page — an estimate, not a local list price; a jeweller's price adds making charges and a margin.
Purity is measured in parts per thousand: 999 is fine silver, 925 is the sterling common in jewellery, 800 is older jewellery silver. A mithqal is 4.608 g and an ounce 31.1035 g.
Bar prices are as the source publishes per size: the new-purchase price is above the resale price and the difference is the dealer's margin. The reading refreshes every three hours and the list's date is stated.