- Total
- 14,100 t
- Range
- 3.19 to 9.13 oz
- Status
- Based on country-specific evidence
Germany silver per capita
Germany's estimated above-ground silver holdings equal 5.39 fine troy ounces per resident, based on 14,100 t and a UN 2025 population estimate of 84.1M. It appears at position #7 among 195 countries. This is a research estimate, not an official reserve figure or a survey of household ownership.
- Total
- 10,400 t
- Range
- 2.35 to 6.73 oz
- Status
- Based on country-specific evidence
Europe context
Regional comparisons use the same unrounded broadly attributed silver values as the global ranking.
How the ratio is calculated
Fine-metal tonnes x 32,150.7465686 / 84,075,075 residents = fine troy ounces per resident. Display rounding never changes the underlying rank.
What is sourced and estimated
No globally comparable official silver reserve observation is asserted.
Fund, bullion and ornamental components are country-attributed research estimates.
Important context
Retail bullion is country-anchored while ornamental stock remains modelled.
Per-capita values are comparison ratios and are not investment advice or estimates of what a typical resident personally owns.
Sources and data status
See the organizations, dates and assumptions used for this country comparison.
- The Silver InstituteGlobal silver category and market calibration reference
- UN World Population Prospects 2024Annual mid-year population denominator
- Metal Per Capita global peer modelCountry anchors, peer allocation, uncertainty and residual reconciliation
Silver Per Capita. Germany country record. silver-beta-2025.12-global-v1. https://silverpercapita.com/countries/germany