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Prices for Platinum Packages:
Platinum package PT-TINY = 107.003,63 EUR == 159,638.76 CAD
75 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-XS = 214.007,25 EUR == 319,277.52 CAD
150 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-S = 353.825,33 EUR == 527,872.17 CAD
250 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-M = 706.223,94 EUR == 1,053,615.83 CAD
500 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-L = 1.405.314,30 EUR == 2,096,589.07 CAD
1.000 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-XL = 3.509.718,96 EUR == 5,236,151.38 CAD
2.500 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-MEGA = 7.005.170,78 EUR == 10,451,017.59 CAD
5.000 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Platinum package PT-ULTRA = 13.981.807,26 EUR == 20,859,464.85 CAD
10.000 pieces 1oz Platinum Bars
Last price update was on 09.12.2024 at 16:21:01 (CET)
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Whenever possible, we try to store precious metal bars from well-known and well-known manufacturers such as the Royal Canadian Mint or the Perth Mint for our customers. The products of these manufacturers guarantee continuous and high quality and purity.
| Material | Platinum |
| Purity: | 99,9% (999) - 99,99% (9999) |
Royal Canadian Mint (RCM)
The Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) is a Canadian Crown Corporation, a state-owned corporation that
manufactures all Canadian coins and precious metal products. The first coin was minted in 1908
and since then RCM has built an excellent reputation for minting coins and bars around the world.
Today RCM has the best technical possibilities and continuously sets new standards in the design
and quality of its products. For this reason in particular, the Royal Canadian Mint is also the
first choice for many states when it comes to producing their own coins. The Royal Canadian Mint
produces the coins of more than 70 foreign currencies.
Furthermore, commemorative coins as well as silver and gold coins, including the well-known
Maple Leaf coins, are produced.
The Mint was originally founded in 1908 as a branch of Britain's Royal Mint. In 1931 it came
under the control of the Canadian Treasury. It has been self-employed as the Crown Corporation
since 1969 and has to finance itself through profits. Finally, in 1971, the Winnipeg location
was opened. The mint for circulation coins, in Winnipeg, has an
area of 14,864 m².
In 2007, a limited-edition, six-piece version of the Gold Maple Leaf coin was produced by the
Royal Canadian Mint, weighing 100 kg and having a face value of CAD 1 million. One coin has
remained in the Royal Canadian Mint. In 2008, each of these coins had a collector's value of
around two million euros. One of them, which was part of the insolvency estate of Carinthian
AvW Invest AG, was bought at auction on June 25, 2010 for 3.27 million euros by the Spanish
precious metal trading house Oro Direct. Another was owned by Canada's Queen Elizabeth II,
pictured on the obverse, two in the United Arab Emirates and another coin was privately owned
until 2017. The latter had been on loan in the Bode Museum in Berlin since 2010 and was stolen
there on the night of March 27, 2017. The responsible investigative authorities assume that the
coin was divided and the pieces were sold.
Perth Mint
The Perth Mint is the oldest operating mint in Australia, located in the city of Perth. The
foundation stone was laid by Sir John Forrest in 1896 and operations began in 1899 as a
department of the Royal Mint in London.
The Perth Mint operates its own goldsmith and refinery and today produces various products from
precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum and palladium. These include Sovereign, the Lunar
series in gold and silver, the well-known silver coin Kookaburra, the platinum coin Koala and
gold bars. The Perth Mint remained under British law until 1 July 1970, after which it became a
legal part of the Government of Western Australia and has been 100% government owned ever
since.
By the year 2000, a total of 4,500 tons of gold had been processed in the mint. This corresponds
to approximately 3.25% of all gold processed worldwide. The Perth Mint primarily mints bullion
coins, but also casts and mints bullion and manufactures precious metal jewelry.
In October 2011, the Perth Mint produced the largest and heaviest gold coin to date, beating
the previous record set by the Royal Canadian Mint. The coin is almost 80cm in diameter,
approximately over 12cm thick, weighs around 1012kg (1.012 tons) and is made of 24k
gold (99.99%). The coin features a red kangaroo on one side and a portrait of Queen
Elizabeth II on the other side. The coin is legal tender in Australia with a face value
of AUD 1 million. However, the gold value at the time of minting was 53.5 million
Australian dollars.