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Silver Rate in Islamabad & Rawalpindi Today (Chandi Rate)

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Rawalpindi–Islamabad Sarafa Market Benchmark · sarafa confirmed 9 Sep 2026, 03:29 PM PKT

The market that sets the silver benchmark PakGold publishes. Silver in Pakistan trades on one national sarafa benchmark, so the per-tola rate quoted in Islamabad & Rawalpindi is the same reference published here — as of 9 Sep 2026 that is Rs 6,915 per tola. What differs locally is the dealer spread and the making charge on finished pieces.

The silver rate shown on this site originates in the Rawalpindi sarafa market, so buyers in Rawalpindi and Islamabad are pricing from their own local board rather than following another city's. Raja Bazaar and the surrounding sarafa lanes handle both local 999 silver and TT-bar, while Islamabad's showrooms in Blue Area and the sector markets sell mostly finished pieces.

Being the source market, quotes here usually sit closest to the published rate, and dealers are used to customers who arrive already knowing the day's number.

If you are buying to hold rather than to wear, the sarafa bazaar itself is generally the most transparent place to transact. Confirm the bar's purity marking, and ask for the buy-back spread in writing before you pay.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the silver rate in Islamabad & Rawalpindi today?

As of 9 Sep 2026, silver in Islamabad & Rawalpindi is Rs 6,915 per tola on the national sarafa benchmark. Per-gram and per-kilogram conversions and the live local and TT-bar boards are on the main silver page.

Is the silver rate in Islamabad & Rawalpindi different from other cities?

No — Pakistani sarafa markets all price from the same benchmark. Shop-to-shop differences in Islamabad & Rawalpindi come from the dealer's spread and, on finished pieces, the making charge, not from a separate city rate.

What is the difference between local silver and TT-bar?

Local 999 silver is refined metal sold loose by weight — the everyday chandi rate. A TT-bar is a cast bar with certified purity markings, preferred for investment because it resells easily; it trades at its own slightly different buy and sell rate.