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Which countries have silver reserves? 29 countries in the Magna Factbook list silver among their natural resources, ranked and linked.

29 countries list silver among their natural resources. United States — scored 90.0/100 by the Bureau — is the highest-ranked holder, ahead of Indonesia, Australia. Control of silver is geopolitical leverage: whoever holds the resource weighs on supply chains.

Which countries produce silver?

#CountryPower
1United States90.0/100
2Indonesia73.44/100
3Australia72.51/100
4Canada67.8/100
5Mexico67.02/100
6Sweden63.9/100
7Peru59.43/100
8Philippines59.17/100
9Finland58.96/100
10Poland58.78/100
11Portugal56.21/100
12Honduras55.64/100
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#CountryPower
13Uzbekistan55.42/100
14The Dominican55.4/100
15Nicaragua54.56/100
16Ireland53.39/100
17Mongolia51.22/100
18Bolivia50.91/100
19Ghana50.75/100
20Serbia49.36/100
21Namibia49.11/100
22Tajikistan49.01/100
23DRC41.48/100
24Sudan38.64/100
25Papua New Guinea38.41/100
26Botswana34.42/100
27Zambia30.26/100
28North Macedonia29.53/100
29South Sudan10.23/100

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