
MCX vs Retail Gold and Silver Board: What Buyers Should Compare
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Today's silver price for Deesa, Tharad and the Banaskantha belt. Silver Chorsa 98 is the reference most dealers here quote, and it trades per kilogram — the 1 kg silver rate below is shown with the matching per gram, per 10 gram and per 100 gram figures.
Reference rates for general informational use. Local shop prices may differ due to making charges, GST, purity, and dealer margins. Independently verify before any purchase.
Local market reference for roughly 98% pure silver, quoted per kilogram.
The per-gram, per-10-gram and per-100-gram figures above are calculated from the live Silver Chorsa board rate, which is quoted per kilogram. They exclude making charges, GST and dealer spread, so a jeweller's invoice will differ. See our Disclaimer for how to use these references. Try the gold calculator or silver calculator for a weight estimate, and read the gold purity guide.

Silver Chorsa 98 is the reference that dealers across the Banaskantha belt quote, so this page serves Deesa, Tharad, Dhanera, Bhabhar and Palanpur alike. Silver trades per kilogram rather than per 10 grams like gold, which is why the 1 kg silver price is the headline figure and the per-gram number is that rate divided by a thousand.
Local quotes in Deesa and Tharad usually track the Ahmedabad silver rate closely. Where they part company is purity and stock: a counter may be offering a 96.20 product rather than 98, may be short before a festival, or may price a small lot differently from a wholesale one. Silver is also a thinner market than gold, so it swings harder on the same news.
Before you pay, check which purity you are actually being quoted, confirm GST on the invoice, and keep the bill for buy-back. If you buy in the city instead, compare against the Ahmedabad silver board. GS24LIVE provides market information for reference only.

Match the purity on your bill against the purity you checked on the board. A cheaper piece at lower purity is not automatically the better deal, and buy-back is usually settled on purity rather than on what you paid.
For utensils and gift items, weight matters more than the sticker price. Ask for the net silver weight so you can compare it against the per-gram rate above rather than guessing from the finished-piece price.
On sharply moving days, reconfirm the rate at the counter. Silver can shift noticeably between the time you leave home and the time you pay, which is worth checking if you are travelling in from Tharad or Dhanera for a large purchase.
Educational reference only. Always verify counter rates, purity, and invoice break-up before any purchase. See our Disclaimer and About pages.
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Silver Chorsa 98 is trading at ₹2,12,172 per kilogram in Deesa. Silver is quoted per kg in the local market, and the rate on this page refreshes every 10 seconds during market hours.
One kilogram of Silver Chorsa 98 costs ₹2,12,172 in Deesa. Kilogram is the standard trading unit for silver, which is why the board quotes it this way rather than per 10 grams like gold.
Silver works out to ₹212 per gram, ₹2,122 per 10 grams and ₹21,217 per 100 grams, based on today's Silver Chorsa 98 rate of ₹2,12,172 per kilogram. This is calculated from the live board rate and excludes making charges, GST and dealer spread.
100 grams of silver is about ₹21,217 at today's rate — one tenth of the ₹2,12,172 per kilogram board price. For 10 grams the equivalent is ₹2,122.
Silver Chorsa 98 is a local market reference for silver of roughly 98% purity, quoted per kilogram and widely used by jewellers and traders in Gujarat. It is currently ₹2,12,172 per kg. Because it reflects local physical trade rather than an exchange contract, it can differ from spot or forward silver quotes shown on the same board. Our guide to silver purity marks explains how 98, 96.20 and 925 silver compare when you buy.
Silver responds to international spot prices, the USD/INR rate, and industrial demand from solar, electronics and other manufacturing. It is a smaller market than gold, so the same amount of buying or selling moves it further — which is why silver is noticeably more volatile day to day.
No. The rates on this page are wholesale market references. A retail invoice adds making charges, GST and the jeweller's spread, and buy-back is usually quoted below the board rate. Use these figures to check that a quote is reasonable, not as a final price.
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