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Best Platinum Prices Today

Compare live platinum coin and bar prices and premiums over spot across dealers, ranked by lowest premium.

Platinum spot

$1,596.00

Lowest premium

+11.75%Normal

Avg premium

+15.51%Elevated

Best coin

+11.75%

Best bar

+11.75%

Platinum Premium by Size

Size / TypeBest ProductDealerPricePremium
1 oz1 oz Platinum Maple LeafSD Bullion$1,783.49+11.75%

Platinum Bullion Prices: FAQ

What is the premium on platinum bullion right now?

The lowest platinum premium we currently track is +11.75% over the spot price, and the average across dealers is +15.51%. Premiums move with demand and vary by product and dealer.

What is the cheapest platinum bullion to buy?

Right now the lowest-premium platinum product is the 1 oz Platinum Maple Leaf at SD Bullion, at $1,783.49 (+11.75% over spot). Generic bars usually carry the lowest premium; sovereign coins cost more for their recognizability and liquidity.

How is the platinum premium over spot calculated?

The premium is a dealer's price minus the product's melt value (the platinum spot price times the product's fine troy-ounce content), shown as a percentage. A 5% premium means you pay 5% above the metal's intrinsic value to cover minting, distribution, and dealer margin.

How often are these platinum prices updated?

Dealer prices are collected automatically and refreshed hourly. The prices shown are the cash or bank-wire basis; credit-card prices are typically a few percent higher.

Are platinum coins or bars cheaper?

For platinum, the lowest bar premium is +11.75% and the lowest coin premium is +11.75%, so bars are currently the cheapest way to buy the metal itself. Coins are easier to resell in small amounts, while bars minimize premium on larger purchases.

Prices are the cash or wire basis and may be delayed. Premiums are measured against the live spot price times each product's fine metal content. Verify the final price and shipping at the dealer before buying. See the full comparison hub for all metals, or the live platinum price and charts.