What the site covers
Metal and energy reference prices, dated history, comparisons and calculators live in one connected library.
About price-chart.com.
Learn how price-chart.com presents independent metal and energy reference prices, historical charts, calculators, sources and clear data limitations.
At a glance.
What each number needs
A useful price names its commodity, unit, currency, observation date and source.
Where to start
Open the metal or energy directory, then follow the page to history, comparisons, tools and plain-language guides.
price-chart.com brings metal and energy references, historical charts and practical conversion tools into one place. Our aim is to make the number understandable: its unit, currency, date and source belong beside the price.
Built for comparison
Start with a metal, inspect its history, change the weight or currency, and use the calculator to estimate contained-metal value. Our Reading Room explains the distinctions that a chart alone cannot show.
Independent and transparent
We are an independent reference website, not an exchange, broker, dealer or investment adviser. Data providers do not endorse this site. Launch guides and illustrations were created with AI assistance; the illustrations are conceptual and are not photographs of offered products.
What you can do here
Open a commodity page to see its latest stored reference, source date, original unit and available daily, monthly or yearly history. Use the comparison workspace to align two series by shared dates, or a calculator to apply weight, purity and stated transaction costs. Historical observations can be downloaded in CSV format.
What this site does not claim
price-chart.com does not present every series as live, merge unlike benchmarks into one price or infer missing observations. A reference value is not an offer, product authentication or forecast. Every chart identifies its benchmark, period and measurement basis without substituting another commodity.
Read our data methodology and editorial policy.