Scrap Prices | 2025-12-19 07:48:08
Scrap gold prices in the hallmarked segment posted modest jump over the past week, with multiple purity grades edging higher on the ScrapMonster Price Index.
SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): The North American scrap gold, silver and platinum prices - hallmarked and non- hallmarked reported rising trend during the previous week (December 12-18, 2025) on the ScrapMonster Price Index.
Scrap gold prices in the hallmarked segment posted modest jump over the past week, with multiple purity grades edging higher on the ScrapMonster Price Index.
14-carat gold scrap edged higher by $63.09 per ounce, reflecting a robust rise in demand.
18-carat gold scrap registered a sharper weekly increase of $80.88 per ounce, while 22-carat material surged higher by $98.78 per pound. The chart below depicts the weekly price movement in 22-carat gold scrap:
9-carat gold scrap also increased, though only marginally, rising by 2.64% on a week-over-week basis.
Also, the platinum and silver scrap markets recorded strong upward momentum. Platinum scrap outperformed all other precious metal categories, rising sharply by 14.2%, bringing its weekly price to $1,389.71 per ounce. Silver scrap surged by 6.18% to end the week at $49.68 per ounce.
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In the non-hallmarked segment, 14-carat gold scrap prices increased by $59.65 per ounce, while 18-carat and 22-carat gold scrap also posted modest jumps of $76.48 and $93.41 per ounce, respectively. 9-carat gold scrap edged higher by 2.64% week-on-week.
Platinum scrap finished the week at $1,389.71 per ounce, marking a surge of 14.2% from its opening level of $1,216.91 per ounce, as depicted in the chart provided below:

Silver scrap prices also strengthened, advancing by 6.17% compared with the previous week.
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Scrap gold, silver, and platinum prices moved higher across both hallmarked and non-hallmarked segments on the ScrapMonster Price Index.
Platinum scrap posted the largest gain, rising by more than 14% to end the week at $1,389.71 per ounce.
All major gold scrap grades increased, with higher-purity materials such as 18-carat and 22-carat gold registering stronger week-on-week gains than lower-purity grades.