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| Product | /oz | Premium | Price | |
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Summit Bullion
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$1,869.94 | +11.44% | $60.21 | View Deal |
Bullion Standard
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$2,002.75 | +19.42% | $64.39 | View Deal |
Summit Bullion
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$2,304.74 | +37.35% | $74.21 | View Deal |
Bullion Standard
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$2,469.00 | +47.23% | $79.38 | View Deal |
IDC Coin and Bullion
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$2,589.06 | +54.20% | $83.24 | View Deal |
SD Bullion
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$2,822.18 | +68.49% | $90.59 | View Deal |
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1g Platinum Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 1g platinum bar we track is $60.21. At one gram, the bar's metal value is the $1,680.00 platinum spot price per gram; the remainder of the price is the fabrication and dealer premium. Small gram bars carry notably higher percentage premiums than larger bars because fixed production costs are spread across very little metal.
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The 1g platinum bars tracked on this page are 999.5 fine platinum, meaning 999.5 parts per thousand are pure platinum. The 1g weight is measured in troy grams. This is an investment-grade purity level that meets the standards required by most major bullion markets.
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Platinum has a narrower dealer network than gold or silver, which means finding competitive offers when selling requires more effort. The pool of buyers is smaller, which can result in wider bid-ask spreads. Industrial uses for platinum are significant, but investment and collector demand is thinner than for gold or silver, making the secondary market less liquid.
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Platinum and gold trade at different prices that shift relative to each other over time. Historically, the two metals have swapped positions, with periods where platinum commanded a higher price and periods where gold did. The current $1,680.00 platinum spot price shows where platinum sits today. Neither metal is inherently worth more than the other; supply, industrial demand, and investment flows all influence the ratio.
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We track 4 dealers listing 6 versions of the 1g platinum bar. The comparison table above shows each dealer's price and premium over spot, so you can quickly identify the best-value offer without visiting multiple sites individually.