Sell platinum bullion to a buyer who can actually test it.
Platinum is rarer than gold and misunderstood by most of the counters you would expect to buy it. We follow the platinum spot price by the minute, verify your bars and coins on-site, and pay you what they are worth the same day.
- Platinum bars
- Platinum rounds
- American Platinum Eagles
- Canadian Platinum Maple Leafs
- Australian Platinum Kangaroos
Rarer than gold, and harder to sell than it should be.
Platinum is one of the rarest metals on earth, rarer than gold and heavier than silver, and it is often misunderstood by the buyers you would expect to want it. Most pawn shops and cash-for-gold counters either will not buy platinum or do not have the equipment to test it properly. We do. Being rarer does not settle the price, though, so we answer is platinum worth more than gold in its own guide.
Bring your bars, coins, or rounds to our Smyrna showroom, or book a time in Franklin or Bellevue, and we will verify them on-site with professional equipment, show you the live platinum spot price we are working from, and pay you what they are actually worth, in person, the same day.
What we buy
Bars, coins, and rounds. Scratches and worn packaging do not change the metal.
Platinum bars
Any size, any refiner. Valued on weight, purity, and the live spot price.
Platinum rounds
Privately minted rounds, bought on their platinum content.
Government coins
American Platinum Eagles, Canadian Platinum Maple Leafs, Australian Platinum Kangaroos, and other sovereign issues.
Older products
Bars and coins struck at a purity other than .9995. Still bought; the fineness is tested and priced accordingly.
What sets the price of platinum bullion.
Six things decide what a platinum bar or coin is worth. We go through each of them with you, and you see exactly what we test and weigh before we make an offer.
See today’s spot prices- 01
Live spot price
Platinum trades independently from gold and silver, and its price can move significantly from one day to the next. We watch the platinum market by the minute, so the offer reflects what your metal is worth right now, not last week. It is the same number you will find on our Spot Prices page.
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Purity and hallmark
Most investment-grade platinum bullion is .9995 fine, which is 99.95 percent pure. Purity markings and the manufacturer’s stamp tell us where to start; professional testing confirms it, since counterfeits exist and some older products were struck at a different purity.
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Weight
Bullion is bought on its platinum content, so each bar, coin, or round goes on the scale in front of you. Stated weights are checked, not assumed.
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Mint or manufacturer
Bars and rounds from recognized refiners, and coins such as the American Platinum Eagle, Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf, and Australian Platinum Kangaroo, are widely recognized by dealers and investors, which makes them straightforward to verify and price.
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Market demand
Certain platinum coins, particularly limited-mintage or government-issued pieces, can carry collectible value beyond their metal content. Bars are valued primarily on weight, purity, and the current market price.
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Condition
Scratches, dents, discoloration, or damaged packaging generally do not take away the intrinsic value of platinum bullion. In most cases the offer rests on the platinum content, not on cosmetics.
“I came into the store and was greeted with very respectful warm & welcoming. The clerk Tom was really reasonable with me and worked with me as much as possible. I absolutely recommend this store to anyone looking to sell their authentic jewelry for a reasonable-quick price.”
Why sell your platinum bullion to us.
- Priced off the platinum market, by the minute
- Platinum trades on its own, apart from gold and silver, and its spot price can move a long way in a day. We watch it as it moves, so every offer reflects what your metal is worth right now, not last week.
- Tested in front of you
- Purity and weight are verified with professional-grade equipment while you watch. You see exactly what we test, and we walk you through every step before we make an offer.
- A real price for a specialty metal
- Most local buyers undervalue platinum or refuse it outright. Our experience with it and our low overhead let us offer payout rates that pawn shops and general gold buyers cannot match, which is why people drive from across Tennessee to sell here.
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Questions about selling platinum.
The general questions, what to bring, fees, hours, and how an offer is built, are answered on our FAQ page. Anything else, call (615) 893-2414.
Read the full FAQHow do I know if my platinum bullion is authentic?
Genuine platinum bullion usually carries a purity marking, a stated weight, and the manufacturer’s stamp. Counterfeits do exist, though, so we do not rely on the markings alone. Professional testing on-site confirms that the metal is platinum and verifies its purity before you sell, and you watch it happen.
What purity is platinum bullion?
Most investment-grade platinum bullion is .9995 fine, meaning it is 99.95 percent pure platinum. Some older products were made at a different purity, which can affect what they are worth when sold. We test the fineness rather than assume it.
Are platinum coins worth more than platinum bars?
Sometimes. Certain platinum coins, particularly limited-mintage or government-issued pieces, can carry collectible value beyond their metal content. Platinum bars are generally valued on weight, purity, and the current market price.
Which platinum coins do you buy?
The American Platinum Eagle, Canadian Platinum Maple Leaf, and Australian Platinum Kangaroo are the most common, and they are widely recognized by dealers and investors. We also buy platinum bars and privately minted rounds.
Does the platinum price move with gold?
No. Platinum trades independently from gold and silver, and its spot price can move significantly from one day to the next. We watch the platinum market by the minute, so your offer reflects what the metal is worth on the day you sell, not last week.
Why will most gold buyers not take platinum?
Platinum is a specialty metal. Most pawn shops and cash-for-gold counters either will not buy it or do not have the equipment to test it properly, so they undervalue it or turn it away. We have the equipment and the experience, which is why we can pay rates general gold buyers cannot match.
Bring it in.
Leave with cash, the same day.
Walk in at the Smyrna showroom Monday through Saturday, or book a private appointment in Franklin or Bellevue.
(615) 893-24141932 Almaville Rd Suite 110, Smyrna, TN 37167·Monday to Friday 10 AM to 5 PM, Saturday 11 AM to 3 PM