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Palladium bar · 1 kg

Palladium first had to prove that it existed.1 kg fine palladium,named after Pallas.

1 kg palladium bar

Made of fine palladium with a fineness of 999.5/1,000. A metal that a chemist took for an alloy in 1803 and that takes its name from a celestial body.

New silver from Gerrard Street

A notice with no sender.

In 1803 a printed notice with no sender announced a new noble metal in London: “Palladium, or new silver”. It was to be had only from Mr. Forster, No. 26, Gerrard Street, Soho.

The chemist Chenevix distrusted the anonymous approach and bought up the entire stock. He declared the metal to be an alloy of platinum and mercury. He found the properties listed on the notice correctly stated, all except the specific gravity.

In 1805 the mystery was solved before the Royal Society: William Hyde Wollaston had found the metal and had announced it himself, anonymously. He did not reveal what he had extracted it from, so that he could examine at leisure the puzzles in platinum behind which rhodium was hiding.

London, 1803

“Palladium, or new silver”

“… a new noble metal”

“It is sold only by Mr. Forster”

No. 26Gerrard Street, Soho, London

Wording of the notice as given by Chenevix, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, 1803.

The name from the sky

A name from the sky over Bremen.

On 28 March 1802 the astronomer Wilhelm Olbers discovered a new celestial body in Bremen: Pallas. Wollaston called it a planet; today Pallas is counted among the asteroids.

Wollaston named his metal after it. The manuscript in which he explained his discovery in 1805 is kept to this day in the archive of the Royal Society.

Wollaston, 1805

“… another metal, to which I gave the name of Palladium, from the planet that had been discovered nearly at the same time by Dr. Olbers.”
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, read on 4 July 1805.

The metal

The lightest of the platinum metals.

Palladium is silver-white and does not tarnish in air. It is the lightest and lowest-melting metal of the platinum group. This bar is fine palladium with a fineness of 999.5/1,000.

  • Density 12.0 g/cm³, melting point around 1,555 °C
  • At room temperature, palladium absorbs up to 900 times its own volume of hydrogen.

What the stamp says.

  • WeightIn the stamp: the weight

Enlarged from the images in our gallery.

Measure of all masses

Platinum was entrusted with the kilogram.

From 1889 to 2019, the kilogram was a cylinder of platinum with 10 per cent iridium, 39 millimetres high and just as wide. It lay under three bell jars at the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sèvres near Paris.

View the platinum bars

The weights

Palladium from 20 grams to 1 kilogram.

Each weight as pictured in our gallery, not to scale. The bar on this page is marked.

Click on an available bar to open its page.

Palladium bars

At a glance

Type
bar
Metal
palladium
Weight
1 kg
Fineness
999.5/1,000
Packaging
sealed in film
Certificate
certificate of authenticity

Platinum and palladium

Two white metals, two stories.

Andere Größen: 1kg

 

1 Kilogramm Palladium als Barren

Palladium ist eines der wenig bekannteren Edelmetalle, welches vom Bekanntheitsgrad direkt hinter Gold, Silber und Platin angesiedelt ist. Nichtsdestotrotz ist Palladium sehr bedeutend für die Industrie weltweit. Auch wenn rund 77% des Metalls aus Russland und Südafrika stammen, ist der weltweite Handel sehr stabil. Vor allem der Einsatz für Katalysatoren machten das stabile weiß-metall-farbige Metall bekannt. Mittlerweile wird das dem Platin sehr ähnliche Metall als Substitut für dieses eingesetzt, nur dass es gerade bei hohen Temperaturen schlechtere Eigenschaften aufweist. Bei allen anderen Einsatzmöglichkeiten löst Palladium jetzt schon viele Metalle ab, die bei gleicher Stabilität weniger biegsam sind.

Rückkauf der Palladiumbarren jederzeit möglich

Auch wenn Palladium nicht so oft gehandelt wird, wie Gold und Silber, ist es ein Marktgängiges Edelmetall, welches von vielen Banken und Händlern angekauft wird. Selbst wenn diese Infrastruktur nicht stehen würde, ließe sich das Metall an verarbeitende Unternehmen direkt verkaufen. Dies ist nur ein Grund, warum es sich lohnt Palladium direkt als Metall zu kaufen. Gerade der 1-Kilogramm-Barren eignet sich hervorragend, um langfristig zu investieren. Mit einer Größe von ca. 121,50 x 54,50 x 12,20mm sind die Außenmaße nur minimal kleiner, als die eines Silberbarrens.

Das Design ist standardisiert

Das Design der Kilobarren ist bei jeder Größe gleich. Es trägt das Logo des Herstellers, eine Seriennummer und die Feinheit von 99,95% auf der Vorderseite. Der Hersteller ist stets einer der drei folgenden: Umicore, Heraeus und Degussa. Wir geben nur Barren von diesen Qualitätsherstellern heraus, um Ihnen den höchsten Grad an Sicherheit zur Reinheit des Produktes zu geben.

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