Gold: $3332.90  Silver: $38.02  Platinum: $1328.13  90% Junk $1 FV: $27.18  Gold/Silver Ratio: 87.66

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Product Dealer Best Price
Britannia 1/10 oz Platinum Coin Bullion Standard $160.81
2024 1/10 oz Britannia Platinum Coin APMEX $179.93
2023 Kookaburra 1/10 oz Platinum Coin APMEX $194.88
Platinum Eagle 1/10 oz - Varied Year Monument Metals $226.07
Isle of Man 1/10 oz Platinum Noble APMEX $245.14
1 oz Platinum Maple Leaf - Random Year Summit Metals $256.36
American Platinum Eagle 1/4 oz - Random Year Hero Bullion $423.35
American Platinum Eagle 1/2 oz - Random Year Bullion Exchanges $752.54
Random 1 Troy Ounce Platinum Coin Bullion Standard $1389.73
2024 1 oz Kangaroo Platinum Coin Silver.com $1421.03
1 oz 2024 125th Anniversary Platinum Coin Silver.com $1429.03
American 1 oz Platinum Eagle Random Date Monument Metals $1434.15
Platinum Kangaroo Perth Mint - Random Year APMEX $1440.79
2025 1 oz Austrian Platinum Philharmonic Coin BU Hero Bullion $1440.93
Switzerland 1 oz Shooting Thaler Platinum Coin Bullion Standard $1445.48
2024 Canada 1 oz Platinum Maple Leaf Coin Pacific Precious Metals $1453.55
2023 1 oz Lunar Rabbit Platinum Coin Bullion Standard $1460.44
2024 Britannia 1 oz Platinum Coin SD Bullion $1463.24
2025 1oz Tudor Series Platinum Greyhound of Richmond Coin Monument Metals $1463.45
2020 Canadian Maple Leaf Platinum 1 oz Coin BGASC $1470.43
2021 Platinum 1 oz Canadian Maple Leaf Money Metals Exchange $1474.20
2023 Britannia 1 oz Platinum Coin SD Bullion $1476.02
2025 1 oz Australian Platinum Lunar Snake Coin (BU) Golden Eagle Coins $1480.53
2020 Platinum 1 oz American Eagle Money Metals Exchange $1553.90
2023 1 oz American Platinum Eagle Provident Metals $1638.29
2021 Platinum 1 oz American Eagle JM Bullion $1730.55
2019 1 oz Platinum American Eagle JM Bullion $1740.01
2023-W 1 oz Proof American Platinum Eagle Coin JM Bullion $1828.77

Cheapest Platinum Coin Prices

Demand for platinum coins for investment continues to rise as the popularity of precious metals increases due to economic uncertainty.

Platinum coins are produced by various sovereign government mints around the world, including the US Mint, Royal Mint, Perth Mint, Royal Canadian Mint and others

Platinum coins are available in a variety of sizes and denominations as small as 1 gram to as large as 1 kilo

Most common are Platinum Coins that contain 1 troy ounce of the precious metal, such as the American Platinum Eagle

American Platinum Eagle coin were introduced by the US Mint in 1997. The coins contain 99.95% pure platinum.

From 1997 until 2008, the Platinum Eagle was available was available in fractional denominations in addition to the 1 troy ounce denomination. The fractional denominations included 1/10th oz, 1/4 oz and 1/2 oz coins.