Gold / Silver Ratio Hits Highest in Over 5,000 Years

The Longest Record Broken: Gold/Silver Ratio Hits Highest in Over 5,000 Years 🎉🎉🎉

We have data for this series going back a long, long time – during Pharaoh Menes’ time (circa 3100 BCE) for example the ratio was 2½x, whereas in King Hammurabi’s day (circa 1750 BCE) it was 6x. The legendary Greek king Croesus (circa 560 BCE), who supposedly invented gold and silver coins, was more of a gold bug – he used a 13.33x ratio. Emperor Constantine I (280-337 CE) was less so at 10.5x.1

We have more frequent data starting from 1687 that confirms it: yesterday the gold/silver ratio was the highest ever. The ratio peaked at 123.78.

I can’t say exactly what has driven this ratio to the highest level in some 5,120 years, but it does prove one thing beyond a doubt: the financial markets are in an extraordinary, unprecedented situation.

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The gold-to-silver ratio averaged 12:1 thousand years ago , 47:1 during the 20th century. It’s averaged about 61:1 in the 21st century.

So a ratio at or above 70 is in outlier territory and thus makes silver a good buy relative to the price of gold.

It reached as low as 17 in early 1980. This compression in the ratio shows just how much silver can outperform its cousin gold. It also confirms it is undervalued compared to gold.


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