GOLD AND SILVER RATES

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GOLD AND SILVER RATES


Assessment
Year

Relevant Valuation Date

Std. Gold Rate 
(24 Carrat for 10 gms i.e. 0.87 tola.)

Silver Rate 
(996 touch for 1 kg. i.e. 85.734 tola)

2001.2002

31/03/2001

4190

7215

2002.2003

31/03/2002

5010

7875

2003.2004

31/03/2003

5310

7695

2004.2005

31/03/2004

6065

11770

2005.2006

31/03/2005

6180

10675

2006.2007

31/03/2006

8490

17405

2007.2008

31/03/2007

9395

19520

2008.2009

31/03/2008

12125

23625

2009-2010

31/03/2009

15105

22165

2010-2011

31/03/2010

16320

27255

2011-2012

31/03/2011

20775

56900

2012-2013

31/03/2012

28040

56290

2013-2014

31/03/2013

29610

54030

2014-2015

31/03/2014

28470

43070

2015-2016

31/03/2015

26245

37825

2016-2017

31/03/2016

28340

36990

2017-2018

31/03/2017

28950

42000

2018-2019

31/03/2018

30680

38355

2019-2020

31/03/2019

33080

38790

2020-2021

31/03/2020

43250

39500

2021-2022

31/03/2021

45525

62860

2022-2023

31/03/2022

51484

66990

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