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IDC Coin and Bullion
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$1,528.70 | +4.63% | $7,643.50 | View Deal |
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A Coin Shop
Out of Stock
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$1,531.40 | +4.89% | $7,657.00 | View Deal |
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The Bullion Bank
Out of Stock
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$1,532.80 | +5.06% | $7,664.00 | View Deal |
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AU Capital Management
Out of Stock
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$1,536.50 | +5.10% | $7,682.50 | View Deal |
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5 oz Platinum Bar: frequently asked questions
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Platinum spot is trading at $1,461.00 per troy ounce. A 5oz bar at 999.5 purity contains just under five troy ounces of fine platinum, so its intrinsic metal value is roughly five times the spot figure before any dealer premium.
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Cast bars are produced by pouring molten platinum into a mould and letting it cool, leaving a slightly rough texture and no surface design beyond a stamped assay mark. Minted bars are cut from rolled sheet and struck with a polished die, giving a finer finish. Minted bars typically carry a slightly higher premium; cast bars are valued primarily for their metal content.
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Platinum has a far smaller investor market than gold or silver. Its price is driven heavily by industrial demand, so fewer bullion dealers stock it, spreads between buy and sell prices tend to be wider, and secondary-market liquidity is lower. Coins and bars also have less standardised global trading infrastructure compared with gold, which reduces the pool of ready buyers.