Gilded Bullion carries platinum coins for sale from mints across the world, spanning us mint platinum coins alongside international sovereign issues. If you want to buy platinum coins from Canada’s national mint, the 1 Oz Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf Coins is a widely recognized choice, while collectors after something from the Southern Hemisphere can look at the 1 Oz Australian Platinum Platypus Coins, which changes its reverse design annually. Every platinum coins sale listing here shows weight, purity, and current price clearly, so buyers researching where to purchase platinum coins won’t need to dig for details. Every order ships insured and tracked as standard, with no extra fee. Whether you’re comparing platinum coins us mint options or want to buy platinum coin from abroad, browse the full lineup below.
The Only Platinum Coin Backed by the U.S. Government Gold and silver get most of the attention in U.S. Mint bullion, but platinum has its own flagship: the American Platinum Eagle. Struck in 99.95% platinum since 1997, this coin remains the only platinum bullion coin issued by the United States government, giving it a category…
A Short-Lived Series, Now Only Available Secondhand Some platinum coin series run for decades. The Australian Platinum Platypus wasn’t one of them — the Perth Mint struck it for just seven years, from 2011 to 2017, before discontinuing the design. That narrow window makes this platinum coin a genuinely limited option rather than an ongoing…
A Sovereign Alternative to the American Platinum Eagle Not every platinum buyer wants a U.S.-issued coin. The Platinum Maple Leaf, struck by the Royal Canadian Mint since 1988, gives investors a sovereign-backed alternative from north of the border — 1 troy ounce of 99.95% fine platinum carrying Canada’s most recognized national symbol. Coin Highlights Mint…
An Affordable Entry Point Into Platinum Investing The 1/10 Oz Platinum Coin offers an accessible way to buy platinum coins, struck from .9995 pure platinum and weighing 1/10 troy ounce (3.11 grams). Sourced from top sovereign and private mints around the world, designs vary by inventory, adding an element of variety and collectible intrigue to…
A Fractional Way Into a Discontinued Date Range Not every buyer wants to commit a full troy ounce to platinum, and not every American Platinum Eagle date is still being struck. The 1/2 Oz Platinum American Eagle covers both of those gaps at once — a half-ounce coin from the 1997–2008 production window, before later…
A 20th-Anniversary Design That Only Existed for One Year Most anniversary coins get a special design and stay in rotation. The 2017 20th Anniversary Proof Platinum American Eagle got one shot: a soaring-eagle reverse created specifically to mark two decades of the platinum series, struck only in 2017 before the standard design returned. With a…
A Specific Year, A Specific Theme, A Specific Number: 9,732 Random-date platinum listings trade certainty for a lower price. This one goes the other direction. The 2020-W Proof Platinum American Eagle is a single, confirmed year with a documented mintage of just 9,732 coins, part of the U.S. Mint’s “Preamble to the Declaration of Independence”…
When Cosmetic Condition Isn’t the Point Most platinum listings sell a specific coin, bar, or design. This one sells .9995 pure platinum, full stop — sourced from a mix of trusted mints and refiners, with the item type and any surface wear left to chance in exchange for a lower premium than a cosmetically perfect…
A Historic Platinum Coin from the Isle of Man The Isle of Man Platinum Noble is struck in .9995 fine platinum (99.95% pure) by the Pobjoy Mint, combining intricate design with historical significance rooted in the Isle of Man’s Viking heritage. This coin offers buyers who want to buy platinum coins a distinctive, collectible piece…
A Third Option in the World’s Small Platinum Coin Field Government-issued platinum bullion coins are rare enough that most buyers can name only two or three. The Platinum Kangaroo, struck by Australia’s Perth Mint since 2018, is one of that short list — 1 troy ounce of 99.95% fine platinum carrying a design pedigree that…
A Reverse That Changes Every Year, an Obverse That Changes Every Era Most bullion coin series lock in one design for decades. The Platinum Australian Koala changes on both sides — a new koala reverse struck annually since the series began, and an obverse that has itself shifted from Queen Elizabeth II to King Charles…
Platinum Content First, Specific Coin Second Some buyers care which mint struck their platinum coin. Others just want confirmed .9995 purity at the lowest possible premium. This 1 Troy Ounce Platinum Coin (Random Design) is built for the second group — a coin drawn from a rotating pool of globally recognized mints, selected based on…
A Perfect-Grade Platinum Eagle with Flawless Certification The PR70/PF70 Graded 1 Troy Oz Platinum American Eagle is certified by either PCGS or NGC as Proof 70 (PR70) or Prooflike 70 (PF70) — a perfect grade indicating flawless condition. Struck by the U.S. Mint from .9995 fine platinum, this coin combines investment-grade platinum content with certified,…
A Collectible Platinum Eagle with Annually Changing Designs The Preamble Series Platinum American Eagle is issued by the U.S. Mint at the West Point facility, struck in .9995 fine platinum (99.95% pure). This series features unique obverse and reverse designs that change by year, most often selected from 2009–2014 or 2018–2020, giving each coin distinct…
The Highest Face Value of Any U.S. Coin Ever Struck Most bullion coins carry a face value that’s purely symbolic, and the Random Date Proof Platinum American Eagle takes that to an extreme most collectors don’t realize: at $100 USD, it holds the highest denomination ever assigned to a U.S. coin. Struck in 1 troy…
A Complete Four-Coin Proof Platinum Eagle Set This Proof Platinum Eagle Set includes four coins — 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, and 1/10 oz — each struck in .9995 pure platinum by the U.S. Mint at the West Point facility. Featuring mirrored fields and frosted proof finishes, this set offers both numismatic and melt…
We buy back gold, silver, platinum & palladium bullion. The estimates below are based on today's live spot price and are for reference only — final offers depend on an in-hand inspection of your item(s).
| Metal | Est. we'd pay ($/troy oz) |
|---|---|
| Gold | $4,037.43 |
| Silver | $59.72 |
| Platinum | $1,674.22 |
| Palladium | $1,162.18 |
Estimate only, based on today's live spot price and 100% purity assumed — your actual offer depends on an in-hand inspection.
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