Silver Prices Today in Morocco By Purity Grade (999, 925, 900, 800)
Silver prices in Morocco in Dirham — live updates with interactive charts.
2.1109
Dollar
/gram
999 Fine Silver
0.1500
(6.52%)
vs yesterday
Today's High
2.1139
Today's Low
2.0944
Today's average
2.1042
Last update:
6:54 PM
in timezone New York
What is the silver price per gram today in Morocco?
The price of 999 silver per gram in Morocco today is approximately 2.1109 Dirham. Prices are updated in real-time based on the global silver spot price and Dirham exchange rate.
Silver Prices Today in Morocco
| Purity | Purity % | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Silver 999 | 99.9% | 2.1087 Dollar |
| Silver 925 - Sterling | 92.5% | 1.9525 Dollar |
| Silver 900 - Coin | 90% | 1.8998 Dollar |
| Silver 800 | 80% | 1.6887 Dollar |
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Historical Silver Prices — Last 30 Days
| Date | Silver 999 | Silver 925 - Sterling | Silver 900 - Coin | Silver 800 | Change % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Wednesday
17/06
|
2.2559 Dollar | 2.0888 Dollar | 2.0324 Dollar | 1.8066 Dollar |
+0.39%
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Tuesday
16/06
|
2.2445 Dollar | 2.0782 Dollar | 2.0220 Dollar | 1.7974 Dollar |
-0.02%
|
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Monday
15/06
|
2.2621 Dollar | 2.0946 Dollar | 2.0380 Dollar | 1.8115 Dollar |
+0.15%
|
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Sunday
14/06
|
2.1846 Dollar | 2.0228 Dollar | 1.9681 Dollar | 1.7494 Dollar |
-0.01%
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Saturday
13/06
|
2.1814 Dollar | 2.0198 Dollar | 1.9652 Dollar | 1.7469 Dollar |
-0.15%
|
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Friday
12/06
|
2.1642 Dollar | 2.0039 Dollar | 1.9498 Dollar | 1.7331 Dollar |
-0.18%
|
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Thursday
11/06
|
2.0033 Dollar | 1.8549 Dollar | 1.8048 Dollar | 1.6042 Dollar |
+0.21%
|
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Wednesday
10/06
|
2.0829 Dollar | 1.9286 Dollar | 1.8765 Dollar | 1.6680 Dollar |
+0.04%
|
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Tuesday
09/06
|
2.1805 Dollar | 2.0190 Dollar | 1.9644 Dollar | 1.7462 Dollar |
-0.01%
|
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Monday
08/06
|
2.1873 Dollar | 2.0253 Dollar | 1.9705 Dollar | 1.7516 Dollar |
-0.14%
|
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Sunday
07/06
|
2.1761 Dollar | 2.0149 Dollar | 1.9605 Dollar | 1.7426 Dollar |
-0.15%
|
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Saturday
06/06
|
2.1775 Dollar | 2.0162 Dollar | 1.9617 Dollar | 1.7438 Dollar |
━
0%
|
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Friday
05/06
|
2.3610 Dollar | 2.1861 Dollar | 2.1271 Dollar | 1.8907 Dollar |
-0.43%
|
|
Thursday
04/06
|
2.3492 Dollar | 2.1752 Dollar | 2.1164 Dollar | 1.8813 Dollar |
-0.10%
|
|
Wednesday
03/06
|
2.4016 Dollar | 2.2237 Dollar | 2.1636 Dollar | 1.9232 Dollar |
-0.07%
|
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Tuesday
02/06
|
2.4060 Dollar | 2.2278 Dollar | 2.1676 Dollar | 1.9267 Dollar |
-0.19%
|
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Monday
01/06
|
2.4291 Dollar | 2.2491 Dollar | 2.1884 Dollar | 1.9452 Dollar |
+0.04%
|
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Sunday
31/05
|
2.4181 Dollar | 2.2390 Dollar | 2.1785 Dollar | 1.9364 Dollar |
━
0%
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Saturday
30/05
|
2.4181 Dollar | 2.2390 Dollar | 2.1785 Dollar | 1.9364 Dollar |
━
0%
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Friday
29/05
|
2.4407 Dollar | 2.2599 Dollar | 2.1988 Dollar | 1.9545 Dollar |
+0.36%
|
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Thursday
28/05
|
2.3926 Dollar | 2.2154 Dollar | 2.1555 Dollar | 1.9160 Dollar |
-0.04%
|
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Wednesday
27/05
|
2.4868 Dollar | 2.3026 Dollar | 2.2404 Dollar | 1.9914 Dollar |
+0.10%
|
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Tuesday
26/05
|
2.4873 Dollar | 2.3031 Dollar | 2.2408 Dollar | 1.9918 Dollar |
-0.32%
|
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Monday
25/05
|
2.5197 Dollar | 2.3330 Dollar | 2.2700 Dollar | 2.0178 Dollar |
+0.37%
|
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Sunday
24/05
|
2.4255 Dollar | 2.2458 Dollar | 2.1851 Dollar | 1.9423 Dollar |
━
0%
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Saturday
23/05
|
2.4255 Dollar | 2.2458 Dollar | 2.1851 Dollar | 1.9423 Dollar |
━
0%
|
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Friday
22/05
|
2.4550 Dollar | 2.2732 Dollar | 2.2118 Dollar | 1.9660 Dollar |
-0.27%
|
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Thursday
21/05
|
2.4299 Dollar | 2.2499 Dollar | 2.1891 Dollar | 1.9458 Dollar |
-0.35%
|
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Wednesday
20/05
|
2.3800 Dollar | 2.2037 Dollar | 2.1442 Dollar | 1.9059 Dollar |
-0.12%
|
|
Tuesday
19/05
|
2.5206 Dollar | 2.3339 Dollar | 2.2708 Dollar | 2.0185 Dollar |
-0.24%
|
Silver Purity Grades Explained:
- Silver 999: 99.9%
- Silver 925 - Sterling: 92.5%
- Silver 900 - Coin: 90%
- Silver 800: 80%
Data order: Prices ordered from newest (yesterday) to oldest
What Is the Difference Between Silver Purity Grades?
Silver purity is measured in parts per thousand (e.g., 925 = 92.5% silver). 999 silver is the purest grade and is used in investment bullion.
Sterling Silver (925) is the most popular for jewelry and cutlery, while 900 silver is used in historic coins.
Silver prices are influenced by industrial demand (electronics, solar energy), market risk sentiment, and the US dollar exchange rate.
How to Choose the Right Silver Purity?
If you're looking for an investment, 999 silver is the optimal choice.
For everyday jewelry, Sterling Silver 925 is the most popular and durable option.
Tips Before Buying Silver
- Define your goal: Investment requires 999 silver, while jewelry requires 925 silver.
- Verify the hallmark: Look for a 925, 999, or 800 stamp engraved on the piece.
- Watch for tarnishing: Silver tarnishes when exposed to air — store it in anti-tarnish bags.
- Track prices: Use trusted sites like ZahabPrice to monitor prices in real time.
Purity Comparison
| Purity | Purity % | Common Uses |
|---|---|---|
| Silver 999 | 99.9% | Investment bullion and commemorative coins |
| Silver 925 - Sterling | 92.5% | Jewelry, cutlery, and luxury gifts |
| Silver 900 - Coin | 90% | Historic coins and some jewelry |
| Silver 800 | 80% | Traditional jewelry and tableware |
Frequently Asked Questions About Silver Prices
What is Sterling Silver 925?
925 (Sterling) silver contains 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals (usually copper) for added hardness. It is the most widely recognized international standard for silver jewelry and cutlery.
Why does 999 silver cost more than 925 silver?
The higher the silver content, the higher the price. 999 silver contains 99.9% pure silver, while 925 contains only 92.5%, making 999 approximately 8% more expensive.
Is silver a good investment?
Silver is a solid long-term investment, especially in 999 bullion form. It is far more affordable than gold and widely used in modern industries such as electronics and solar energy.
Does silver tarnish? How do I care for it?
Yes, silver tarnishes when exposed to air and humidity. Store it in airtight bags and clean with a soft cloth and silver polish when needed.
Do silver prices differ from city to city?
The base silver price is global, but retail shop prices may vary by location due to operating costs and profit margins.