Physical Silver Inventory

Total Visible Silver includes COMEX registered + COMEX eligible + tracked physically-backed ETFs plus an estimated LBMA vault silver component excluding netted London-overlap ETFs to avoid double counting.

COMEX Registered Deliverable
--
Available for futures delivery
COMEX Eligible
--
Meets exchange standards
COMEX Total
--
Registered + Eligible
SLV Holdings iShares
--
Largest silver ETF
PSLV Holdings Sprott
--
Fully allocated physical
Other ETF Holdings Grouped
--
Additional tracked physically-backed ETFs
LBMA Vault Silver Estimate
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Excludes netted ETFs to avoid double counting
Why exclude netted ETFs?
Some ETF bars are held in London vaults, so we subtract configured overlap ETF holdings from LBMA totals to avoid counting the same silver twice when adding LBMA to COMEX + ETF inventories.
Total Visible Silver
--
COMEX registered + COMEX eligible + tracked ETFs + estimated LBMA vault silver (excluding netted ETFs)
-- days of global mine production

Key Metrics

Registered Ratio
--%
% of COMEX that's deliverable
ETF Share of Total
--%
All tracked ETFs vs Grand Total
Total in Tonnes
--
Metric tonnes
Production Days
--
At 850M oz/year mine supply

Total Visible Silver Inventory

Stacked view of tracked silver holdings: COMEX registered + COMEX eligible + SLV + PSLV + Other ETFs plus an estimated LBMA vault silver component excluding netted London-overlap ETFs to avoid double counting. LBMA component is based on LBMA London vault totals minus configured overlap ETF holdings and is updated monthly. For newly added ETFs without long published holdings history, pre-first-date chart values may use a clearly labeled first-observation estimate until a reliable historical source is integrated.

COMEX Breakdown

Registered vs Eligible silver

ETF Holdings Comparison

SLV vs PSLV vs Other ETFs (newly added Other ETFs may use first-observation estimates before first published history)

Inventory Insights

Understanding Silver Inventory

COMEX Registered vs Eligible

Registered silver is metal that has been assigned to a specific warrant holder and is available for delivery against futures contracts. This is the "deliverable" supply.

Eligible silver meets exchange standards (fineness, weight, approved refiner) but hasn't been registered for delivery. It can be converted to registered status by the owner.

Why This Matters

When registered inventory drops, it signals that physical metal is leaving the deliverable pool - either being withdrawn or converted back to eligible.

A low registered ratio combined with high open interest in futures could indicate potential delivery stress - more paper claims than easily deliverable metal.