Platinum Calculator
Platinum Calculator
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Common Questions
How Much Is Platinum per Gram?
The current price of platinum is about $48.97 per gram, based on live market data from global exchanges. Platinum prices update throughout the day as trading activity shifts worldwide. Use the calculator above to estimate the melt value of your platinum jewelry, coins, or bullion by weight and purity.
How Much Is Platinum per Ounce?
Platinum is currently trading around $1523.14 per ounce, according to live market data from MetalPriceAPI. When the spot price of platinum, or any precious metal, is listed per ounce, it refers to a troy ounce, the standard unit used in precious-metal markets. One troy ounce equals about 31.1035 grams.
Current Platinum Prices by Fineness (850, 900, 950, 999.5, 999.9)
48.97 1523.02| Fineness | Purity | Price per Gram | Price per Ounce |
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| 850 | 85% | Loading… | Loading… |
| 900 | 90% | Loading… | Loading… |
| 950 | 95% | Loading… | Loading… |
| 999.5 (Bullion) | 99.95% | Loading… | Loading… |
| 999.9 (Spot) | 99.99% | Loading… | Loading… |
What Is Scrap Platinum?
Scrap platinum refers to any platinum that is no longer in use, wearable, or in its original form, yet still retains value due to the precious metal content it contains.
Typically, scrap platinum has a purity level between 85% and 95%, often marked with stamps indicating purity levels such as 850, 900, or 950. When a gold buyer purchases this scrap platinum, they sell it to be melted down and/or refined into pure platinum, which is then reused or sold again.
What Is Platinum Bullion?
Platinum bullion refers to investment-grade platinum that refiners have refined to the highest purity, typically with a fineness of .999 or .9995.
Investors collect bullion for its ability to hold its value. Common examples include one-ounce platinum bars from well-known refiners such as Pamp Suisse or Valcambi, as well as coins like the American Platinum Eagle. These pieces are highly liquid and easy to authenticate, making them a preferred form for both investors and precious-metal collectors.
Is This Calculator a Scrap Platinum Calculator?
Yes, this platinum calculator is both a scrap platinum calculator and a platinum bullion calculator. Select the appropriate purity for your piece to get the most accurate valuation.
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