100g Platinum Bar Umicore, Heraeus, Degussa
Secure platinum investment with high rarity- Elegant 100g bar, standardized design
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- Rare investment: Invest in 100g of purest platinum, a precious metal with high value stability and rarity
- Exclusive design: Elegant 100g platinum bar from renowned manufacturers such as Umicore, Heraeus, Degussa, with 999.5/1,000 fineness
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Platinum bar · 100 g
Platinum was entrusted with the kilogram for 130 years.
Made of fine platinum with a fineness of 999.5/1,000. From 1889 to 2019, the kilogram itself was a piece of platinum with iridium, kept near Paris.
Measure of all masses
A kilogram under three bell jars.
In 1889 a cylinder of platinum with 10 per cent iridium was declared the unit of mass. Cast in 1879, it was 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, in a triple-locked vault. At about the same time, forty siblings were made from the same alloy.
At the third verification, from 1989 to 1991, the original copies typically differed by around 25 millionths of a gram. On 20 May 2019 platinum handed the kilogram over to the Planck constant, as decided on 16 November 2018.
This bar is fine platinum with a fineness of 999.5/1,000 and has a different shape. The two are related through the metal.
Platinum of the Urals
Platinum money, struck in St Petersburg.
In April 1828 Russia decided to strike coins of platinum. At the St Petersburg Mint, more than 1.3 million pieces of 3 roubles were made, and pieces of 6 and 12 roubles were added later.
Every 3-rouble coin states its weight in old Russian units, equivalent to 10.35 grams, and its metal: pure Ural platinum. In 1845 Russia withdrew the platinum money from circulation.
The metal
A white that does not tarnish in air.
Platinum is a silver-white, noble metal. In air it does not tarnish at any temperature.
- Density around 21.5 g/cm³
What the stamp says.
FinenessIn the stamp: the fineness 999.5
Enlarged from the images in our gallery.
The second white metal
Palladium first had to prove that it existed.
In 1803 a printed notice with no sender announced “Palladium, or new silver”, to be had only from Mr. Forster in Gerrard Street in Soho. The chemist Chenevix bought up the entire stock and took the metal for an alloy of platinum and mercury. In 1805 the mystery was solved: William Hyde Wollaston had found it and named it after the asteroid Pallas.
View the palladium bars
The weights
Platinum from 5 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.
Platinum bars
5 g
10 g
20 g
1 ounce
50 g
100 g
500 g
1 kg
Platinum divisible bars
5 g
10 g
20 g
50 g
At a glance
- Type
- bar
- Metal
- platinum
- Weight
- 100 g
- Fineness
- 999.5/1,000
- Packaging
- sealed in film
- Certificate
- certificate of authenticity
Platinum and palladium
Andere Größen: 1kg
100g Platin als Investition in seltene Edelmetalle
Platin ist ein klassisches Investment zur Diversifizierung eines Edelmetall-Portfolios aus Gold und Silber. Das seltene weiß-graue Edelmetall galt schon immer als eines der wertvollsten Edelmetalle der Welt, vor allem, weil es nicht nur selten war, sondern auch in der Verwendung viele unterschiedliche Bereiche abdeckt. So wird Platin in Labors oder in der Medizin genauso benutzt, wie auch als Element von technischen Maschinen, wie zum Beispiel Katalysatoren.
Standardisiertes Design des 100g Platin-Barrens
Das Design der Platinbarren ist klassisch, standardisiert im Design des entsprechenden Herstellers und damit optisch sehr ähnlich wie die jeweiligen Barren aus Gold und Silber – in der Regel mit dem Logo des entsprechenden Herstellers und der Angabe zur Feinheit des Platins, welche bei 999,5/1.000 liegt.
Der Wert von Platin
Platin kann an sich sehr gut mit dem Edelmetall Gold mithalten. Als Münzen oder Barren ist Platin gleichermaßen beliebt bei Investoren. Es gibt nur wenige Metalle, die höhere Preise erzielen als Platin oder Gold. Damit zählen die beiden Edelmetalle zu den teuersten Edelmetallen, die Sie zu einem fairen Preis online kaufen können.
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