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1/10 oz Platinum Bar - Secondary Market

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999.5‰
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APMEX
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**Product Details** An inexpensive way to acquire .999+ fine pure Platinum with a single purchase. These small bars are a great way to start or add to your investment portfolio! **Bar Highlights:** - Contains 0.10 oz of .9995 fine platinum. - May or may not include assay card. - Could be perfect, scruffy, nice or somewhere in between. - Various brands selected at random from available inventory. - Guaranteed by APMEX. Small platinum bars are a great way to start incorporating platinum into your portfolio. Add these 1/10 oz Secondary Market platinum bars to your cart today! **History of Platinum**Historically, [Platinum](https://www.apmex.com/category/30000/platinum-bullion) has been the more expensive metal when compared to Gold. In fact, Platinum is actually 30 times rarer than Gold. Platinum is so rare, that it is mined in a few deposits around the world with South Africa making up 80% of the total reserve. Platinum is often referred to the Rich Man’s Gold due to it’s prestigious uses in Platinum jewelry. Platinum is more frequently used for industrial purposes. Today, Platinum trades lower than Gold even though it is much rarer than its counterpart, which is why many investors have turned to Platinum for their investment needs.