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Platinum Coins & Bars
Platinum is growing in popularity every day, and the prices are rocketing as a result. This makes it the perfect time to get involved in the platinum precious metals industry by adding to your current collection or starting a brand new one.
Why wait when it comes to expanding your current investment portfolio or bringing it to life with a unique and popular product when you can get started today with Wall Street Metals?
As you can see below, we feature a wide range of platinum bars and coins here at Wall Street Metals, from Platinum Eagle coins, Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf Coins, as well as 1oz Valcambi Platinum Bars. Our collection is growing on a regular basis, but we have started with this foundation of extremely easy-to-trade coins and bars to get you started.
Beautiful, rare Platinum with Wall Street Metals
Platinum is a unique material and one that is extremely beautiful. The level of detail and craftsmanship on all of our pieces is second to none, so don’t miss out on fantastic and rare platinum products today.
Take the 1 oz American Platinum Eagle Coin as a prime example. This is one of the most popular platinum coins on the planet, and contains 1 oz of .995 pure platinum, minted by the US Mint. It carries a face value of $100 and when purchasing through Wall Street Metals, is protected with a 32mm Air-Tite Coin Holder.
Design-wise, it features the Liberty Head design on the obverse, and the reverse image features the iconic, bald, soaring, American Eagle over the setting sun.
It is the official platinum bullion coin of the United States government, and the purity in weight is backed by the federal government for that added peace of mind around what it is you’re investing in. First introduced in 1997, this coin features the same image on the obverse and reverse side of the coin, but only in the bullion program.
