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Precious Metals Dashboard

Real-time metrics for gold and silver: ratio, price history, inflation-adjusted real price, and coin premium – all on a single page.

Gold and silver have been at the core of every solid portfolio for centuries. This dashboard aggregates the most important market data on one page – no login, no filters, immediately actionable.

Data comes from licensed market feeds and is updated continuously. All widgets can also be embedded individually via iFrame or API.

What this dashboard shows

  • Gold/Silver Ratio – current ratio with historical context
  • Price History – gold & silver over selectable periods in CHF/USD/EUR
  • Real Gold Price – inflation-adjusted (CPI-adjusted)
  • Coin Premium – the premium paid for physical coins over spot price
Methodology

Data Sources

Spot prices come from licensed market data feeds (CoinGecko Pro, Gold API). The consumer price index used for the real gold price is updated monthly by the US Federal Reserve (FRED) and the ECB.

Coin Premium Methodology

The coin premium shows the percentage markup buyers pay for a physical coin over its pure metal value. It varies by coin type, mintage, and market conditions.

Update Interval

Spot prices are fetched every minute; the CPI figure and premium data are synchronized daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

Spot prices are sourced via licensed market feeds (CoinGecko Pro, Gold API) and updated every minute. Historical data spans several years, enabling trend analysis.

The real gold price adjusts the nominal spot price for general inflation (CPI). It shows how much purchasing power gold actually represents in historical comparison – and helps distinguish bull markets from inflation-driven price rises.

The ratio indicates how many ounces of silver would be needed to buy one ounce of gold. Historically it ranges between 40 and 80. A very high value signals that silver is relatively cheap; a low value signals the opposite.

Physical coins typically cost more than the pure metal value (spot price). This markup – the coin premium – covers minting, storage, and dealer margins. The widget compares common coin types and shows where the premium is currently lowest. Find the full calculator at Coin Premium Calculator.

Yes. All widgets are embeddable via iFrame. Technical documentation and API access are available on the Financial Widgets page.

The public widgets show live data without access restrictions. The full Treno platform extends this with portfolio tracking, historical deep analysis, configurable alerts, and individually exportable reports.