52 Tola Chandi Price in Pakistan (Bulk Silver)
Sarafa Bazar benchmark · Updated:
Bulk Silver Price Table – Selling vs Buying
| Weight / Unit | Selling Price (PKR) | Buying Price (PKR) |
|---|---|---|
| 50 Tola – Local Rawa (583.2 g) | Rs | Rs |
| 52 Tola – Local Rawa (606.5 g) | Rs | Rs |
| 52.5 Tola – Local Rawa (612.4 g) | Rs | Rs |
| 55 Tola – Local Rawa (641.5 g) | Rs | Rs |
| 52 Tola – 999 Fine benchmark | Rs | Rs |
| Benchmark per Tola – Rawa | Rs | Rs |
Bulk lots quote on the Rawa or 999 fine line depending on the metal. Big lots always deserve a negotiated premium. Updated: .
Why buyers ask for 52 and 52.5 tola
Long before metric units, bulk silver in the subcontinent moved in traditional lot sizes, and 52 tola (about 606.5 grams) survives today as the classic bulk ask in the Sarafa bazaar. The half-step 52.5 tola (about 612.4 grams) appears in older trade books and family holdings. When someone inherits or consolidates silver, the dealer's first question is still the same: how many tola?
At today's Rawa benchmark of Rs per tola, a 52 tola lot comes to about Rs selling. On the 999 fine line the same lot prices near Rs . The difference is the refining line, not the weight.
Dealing in bulk silver
- Negotiate the premium: quoted counter premiums are built for small sales. On a bulk lot, ask for the premium to be reduced; dealers expect that talk.
- Metal line matters: confirm in writing whether the lot is 999 fine or Rawa. The per tola gap between the lines is real money at this size.
- Weigh the full lot: for a 52 tola deal, watch every weighing. Small scale differences become large rupee differences.
- Split the payment trail: take a bill for every lot with weight, purity, rate and total. Bulk buybacks always start from paperwork.