50g Palladium Bar Umicore, Heraeus, Degussa
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Palladium bar · 50 g
Palladium first had to prove that it existed.
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
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.”
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.
FinenessIn the stamp: the fineness 999.5
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.
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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.
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Palladium bars
20 g
1 ounce
50 g
100 g
500 g
1 kg
At a glance
- Type
- bar
- Metal
- palladium
- Weight
- 50 g
- Fineness
- 999.5/1,000
- Packaging
- sealed in film
- Certificate
- certificate of authenticity
Platinum and palladium
Andere Größen: 1kg
50g Palladium Barren als Geldanlage oder Rohstoff
Palladium ist ein typischer Rohstoff für industrielle Zwecke und wird vor allem für Katalysatoren verwendet. Das Material verhält sich ähnlich wie Platin, welches lediglich Temperaturresistenter und stabiler ist. Auf Grund des Preisunterschiedes der Metalle lohnt es sich jedoch oft, Palladium statt Platin zu nutzen. Daher ist Palladium auch ein beliebter Rohstoff zur Geldanlage. Sobald man physischer Eigner des Edelmetalls ist, lässt sich dieses direkt an weitere Händler oder direkt an den Hersteller verkaufen. Sie sind damit unabhängig vom Vorhandensein von Märkten in der Lage einen Profit aus Ihrem Investment zu ziehen.
Palladium Barren zum fairen Kurs
Zu welchem Kurs man Palladium kauft hängt stark von der Entscheidung ab, wo man welche Mengen einkauft. Bei Kettner-Edelmetalle.de werden wir alles daran setzen, Ihnen stets faire Kurse anzubieten, um Sie langfristig von uns zu überzeugen. Nur ein konstant fairer Partner ist auch ein guter Partner. Der Handel mit Edelmetallen ist ein Vertrauensgeschäft, welches wir gerne mit Ihnen eingehen möchten. Wenn Sie also den Palladium Preis vor Augen haben, werden unsere Barren nicht stark vom aktuellen Kurs abweichen.
Welche Barren bezieht Kettner-Edelmetalle?
Unsere Barren sind stets von einem der drei bekannten Anbieter Umicore, Heraeus oder Degussa. Wir legen Wert auf diese Qualitätshersteller, um Ihnen eine Reinheit von 99,95% Palladium zu garantieren. Der Jahrgang der Barren kann variieren, da es sich hier um eine reine Metallanlage handelt und nicht um Sammler-Edelmetalle.
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