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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price | |
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Summit Bullion
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$1,754.35 | +0.42% | $1,754.35 | View Deal |
Summit Bullion
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$1,797.35 | +2.88% | $1,797.35 | View Deal |
Bullion Standard
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$1,807.34 | +3.45% | $1,807.34 | View Deal |
Coins Online
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$1,827.18 | +4.59% | $1,827.18 | View Deal |
Sell Your Metals
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$1,847.48 | +5.75% | $1,847.48 | View Deal |
Bullion Standard
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$1,851.63 | +5.99% | $1,851.63 | View Deal |
Bullion Express
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$1,885.89 | +7.95% | $1,885.89 | View Deal |
PMR Bullion
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$1,897.00 | +8.59% | $1,897.00 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$1,906.90 | +9.15% | $1,906.90 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$1,906.90 | +9.15% | $1,906.90 | View Deal |
| $1,907.28 | +9.17% | $1,907.28 | View Deal | |
First National Bullion
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$1,927.60 | +10.34% | $1,927.60 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$1,929.57 | +10.45% | $1,929.57 | View Deal |
The Bullion Bank
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$1,935.90 | +10.81% | $1,935.90 | View Deal |
| $1,959.95 | +12.19% | $1,959.95 | View Deal | |
U.S. Gold Bureau
$1,885.83 for 25+
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$1,974.89 | +13.04% | $1,974.89 | View Deal |
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Austin Rare Coins & Bullion
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$1,980.05 | +13.34% | $1,980.05 | View Deal |
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1 oz Platinum Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1 oz platinum bar across 13 dealers is $1,754.35 at Summit Bullion, about 0.4% over the platinum spot price of $1,747.00. Prices shift with the platinum market, so the comparison table above shows the live ranking.
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Platinum is mined at a far lower annual volume than gold worldwide. That scarcity in primary supply is one reason platinum commands attention as a store of value, though its price relative to gold is also shaped by industrial demand from the automotive and chemical sectors.
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Platinum's annual mining output is a fraction of gold's, and it is concentrated in a small number of producing countries. Fewer dealers hold inventory, fewer investors recognise it on sight, and bid-ask spreads can be wider as a result. Buyers should factor liquidity into their decision: selling platinum quickly at a fair price is generally harder than selling gold or silver.
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A standard 1 troy oz platinum bar weighs 1 oz (31.1 g). Platinum is denser than gold, so a 1 oz bar is physically smaller than its gold equivalent at the same weight. Most 1 oz bars are rectangular with a flat matte or brushed finish, stamped with weight, purity, and the refinery's hallmark.
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Cast bars are made by pouring molten platinum into a mould, producing a slightly rougher surface and occasionally irregular edges. Minted bars are cut from a rolled platinum sheet and then stamped under high pressure, giving sharper design detail and a smoother finish. Minted bars typically carry a slightly higher premium; cast bars are a lower-cost route to the same metal content.