Posts tagged "Platinum"

5 Ways To Buy And Sell Platinum Coins

5 Ways To Buy And Sell Platinum Coins

Article by Daryl Chapman

Do you wish to procure platinum coins on the web? Possibly, you are a coin marketer who desires to earn money from old platinum coins? A lot of people are not customary with platinum. Even the Spanish, when they first laid their eyes on this metal, they thought it was meaningless. Little… Continue reading

Invest in platinum bullion coins

Invest in platinum bullion coins

Article by Moussa T

Bullion coins are coins made from precious metals. Their market values are determined by their inherent precious metal contents. As such bullion coins are mainly kept as investments or stores of value.

Most of the bullion coins available are made from silver or gold. A few also come in platinum though, including the American Platinum Eagle… Continue reading

Perth Mint Announces Platinum Platypus Bullion Coin

Perth Mint Announces Platinum Platypus Bullion Coin

Article by Tug

The Perth Mint has announced the Australian Platypus, a new 1oz investment coin made from 99.95% pure platinum.

Issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965, the new coin depicts a diving platypus by Perth Mint designer Natasha Muhl. No more than 30,000 coins will be issued in… Continue reading

Marketing Platinum Coin Collections

Marketing Platinum Coin Collections

If you are exploring to make some speedy money a wonderful put to get started is old and infrequent coin selections. Several families get started out young collecting cash as a hobby and as they get older have a tendency to overlook about these selections and spot it aside or pack it up in boxes for the attic and… Continue reading

Platinum Coins

Platinum Coins

Platinum coins are an old form of money. Platinum is internationally recognized as a form of currency under ISO 4217. Platinum bullion coins include the American Platinum Eagle and the Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf.

The first platinum coins issued in Russia in 1828 were three-ruble pieces, followed by five-ruble pieces in 1829, and twelve-ruble pieces in 1830. It was not until the… Continue reading