1oz Platinum Bar Valcambi
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pacificpreciousmetals.com
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$1,599.20* | Visit shop › |
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herobullion.com
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$1,603.42 | Visit shop › |
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summitmetals.com
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$1,634.73* | Visit shop › |
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sdbullion.com
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$1,691.19 | Visit shop › |
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1oz Platinum Bar Valcambi · USD
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About this product
The 1 oz Valcambi platinum bar is one of the most widely traded small platinum bars in the US market. It is made by Valcambi, a Swiss refiner, and holds one troy ounce (31.10 g) of .9995 fine platinum. This page compares what US dealers charge for the same Valcambi bar right now, so you can see the lowest offer and the premium over spot in one table.
What is the Valcambi 1 oz platinum bar?
It is a minted bar sold sealed in an assay card. Dealers describe these features:
- Weight and purity: one troy ounce of platinum at .9995 fineness.
- Markings: the Valcambi logo, the weight, the fineness and an individual serial number.
- Packaging: a sealed assay card that carries the same serial number as the bar.
Keep the bar in its card. A sealed card with a matching serial number makes it easier to sell later.
Specifications
- Form: platinum bar
- Weight: 1 troy ounce (31.10 g)
- Fineness: Pt .9995
- Refiner: Valcambi (Switzerland)
- Packaging: assay card with serial number
Who is a 1 oz platinum bar for?
Why buy platinum as a bar and not as a coin? A bar suits you if you:
- want platinum exposure next to gold and silver,
- prefer a lower premium than most government platinum coins,
- want a small unit that is simple to store and to sell in parts,
- plan to hold platinum in a self-directed IRA (the .9995 fineness meets the platinum standard IRA custodians ask for).
If you prefer a coin with legal tender status, compare the 1 oz American Eagle platinum coin. All platinum bars on Metals Radar are listed in the platinum bars category, and coins in platinum coins.
What to check before you buy
- Premium over spot: platinum premiums are usually higher than gold premiums in percent terms. Compare the full price with the metal value and follow the platinum price chart.
- Payment method: many US dealers show a lower price for bank wire or check than for card or PayPal. Compare the same method across dealers.
- Shipping and insurance: check whether shipping is free above a set order size and whether insurance is included.
- Assay card condition: a damaged or opened card can lower the price a dealer pays when you sell.
- Authenticity: buy from known dealers and check the weight and size on arrival. Our guide on how to spot fake coins and bars lists simple tests.
Tax on platinum bars in the US
Do you pay sales tax on a platinum bar? It depends on the state where the bar is delivered. Many states exempt bullion, others tax some or all purchases.
When you sell, the IRS treats platinum bullion as a collectible, the same as gold and silver. Long-term gains on collectibles can be taxed at a higher maximum rate than gains on stocks. Read our guide to tax on gold and precious metals and the page on IRA eligible precious metals before you decide where to hold the bar.
Valcambi platinum bar or other options?
- Valcambi 1 oz bar: a well known Swiss brand, sealed in an assay card, usually one of the lower premiums for 1 oz platinum.
- Platinum Eagle 1 oz: a US Mint coin with a face value, widely recognized, often a higher premium.
- 1 oz gold bar: if you are choosing between metals, the 1 oz Valcambi gold bar uses the same format in gold.
Not sure where to store it? Our guide to gold and silver storage covers home safes, bank boxes and vaults, and the same options work for platinum.
Frequently asked questions
How pure is the Valcambi 1 oz platinum bar?
The bar is .9995 fine platinum and contains one troy ounce of the metal.
Does the Valcambi platinum bar come with an assay card?
Yes, dealers sell it sealed in an assay card with a serial number that matches the bar.
Is a 1 oz platinum bar IRA eligible?
A .9995 fine platinum bar from an accredited refiner such as Valcambi meets the purity standard IRA custodians ask for, but confirm with your custodian before you buy.
Is a platinum bar cheaper than a platinum coin?
A 1 oz platinum bar usually carries a lower premium over spot than a government coin like the Platinum Eagle, so you get more metal for the same outlay.
How are platinum profits taxed in the US?
The IRS treats platinum bullion as a collectible, so long-term gains can be taxed at a higher maximum rate than gains on stocks.
Is the 1oz Platinum Bar Valcambi IRA eligible?
Yes. It is a .9995 fine platinum bar from Valcambi, an accredited refiner, and meets the IRS minimum of .9995 for platinum. It can be held in a self-directed IRA set up with an IRA custodian. The metal must be stored by an IRS-approved trustee or depository, not at home or in a personal safe deposit box. Custodians keep their own lists of accepted products, so confirm with yours before you buy.
See also: IRA eligible gold and silver and gold and silver storage facilities.
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