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Live silver price in Guatemalan Quetzal (GTQ) โ updated every minute
Last updated: May 5, 2026, 12:57 AM ET
Per Gram (GTQ)
Q18.2414
Per Troy Oz (GTQ)
Q567.37
Per Kg (GTQ)
Q18,241
USD/Silver Spot
$72.74/oz
USD/GTQ Rate
1 USD = 7.8 GTQ
Gold/Silver Ratio
62.3:1
Silver Market in Guatemala
Guatemala has a history of silver and silver mining dating to pre-Columbian Maya civilization. Modern silver production exists but is controversial due to disputes over indigenous community rights and environmental concerns. The Guatemalan quetzal is one of Latin America's most stable currencies, managed by the Bank of Guatemala with a crawling peg approach. silver imports for jewelry and small investment purposes are the main channel of silver demand.
Why do people in Guatemala invest in silver?
Guatemala's relatively stable currency reduces the currency-hedge motive for silver, but jewelry silver remains culturally important โ especially for weddings, quinceaรฑeras, and religious ceremonies in Mayan and Ladino communities alike. Investment silver demand is growing among Guatemala City's professional class as awareness of precious metals as portfolio diversifiers increases.
Frequently Asked Questions โ Silver in Guatemala
What is the silver price today in Guatemala in quetzales?
The silver price in Guatemalan quetzales is calculated from the USD spot price multiplied by the USD/GTQ rate. The quetzal is managed by the Banguat (Bank of Guatemala) within a relatively narrow band, so local silver prices track USD silver prices closely.
Is there silver mining in Guatemala?
Guatemala has metallic mining operations, including silver and silver. However, several projects have faced suspension due to community opposition and constitutional court rulings requiring consultation with indigenous communities. The Marlin Mine (now closed) was a major silver operation.
Where can I buy silver in Guatemala?
silver jewelry is available from jewelers throughout Guatemala City, Antigua, and other urban centers. Small investment silver coins and bars are available from specialized precious metal dealers. International silver ETFs are accessible through Guatemalan brokerage accounts for more sophisticated investors.