1g Platinum Bar

1g Platinum Bar

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Pt .9995 1 g Platinum bar
Average price
$67
from 4 offers
Price spread
$12
between cheapest and most expensive
Premium
+27.3%
at the cheapest dealer
Ranked by product price Prices as of 14.11.2026, 22:42 Order depends on price only

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Prices as of 14.11.2026, 22:42
# Dealer Product price Shipping Total price Premium Updated
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pacificpreciousmetals.com dealer profile
$61.06 unknown $61.06* +27.3% 14.11.2026, 22:42 Visit shop ›
2
summitmetals.com dealer profile
$64.61 unknown $64.61* +34.7% 14.11.2026, 22:42 Visit shop ›
3
herobullion.com dealer profile
$69.83 unknown $69.83* +45.6% 14.11.2026, 22:42 Visit shop ›
4
sdbullion.com dealer profile
$73.25 $9.95 $83.20 +52.7% 14.11.2026, 22:42 Visit shop ›
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1g Platinum Bar · USD

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Specifications

Form Platinum bar
Weight 1 g
Fineness Pt .9995
IRA eligible Not confirmed

About this product

The 1 gram platinum bar is the smallest common way to own physical platinum. It holds one gram of .9995 fine platinum and is usually sealed in an assay card. This page compares what US dealers charge for a 1g platinum bar right now, with the full price from each dealer in one table.

What is a 1g platinum bar?

Small platinum bars are minted by refiners such as PAMP Suisse, Valcambi or Argor-Heraeus. The offers on this page are generic, which means the dealer ships whatever brand it has in stock. Key facts:

  • Fineness: Pt .9995, the standard for investment platinum.
  • Packaging: most bars come sealed in a tamper evident card. Keep it sealed, because an intact card makes resale easier.
  • Design: any mint offers mean the look of the bar varies from order to order.

Specifications

  • Form: minted platinum bar
  • Weight: 1 g
  • Fineness: Pt .9995
  • Producer: varies by offer

Who is the 1g platinum bar for?

Why buy platinum one gram at a time? It suits you if you:

  • want to try platinum with a small outlay before you buy larger pieces,
  • like to add a little metal every month,
  • want a small gift that is real bullion.

The trade off is the premium. Making and packing a 1 gram bar costs almost as much as a much heavier one, so the premium over spot per gram is far higher than on a 1 oz bar. If you plan to hold more platinum, compare the 1oz platinum bar Valcambi and the 1oz American Eagle platinum coin. All bars are listed in the platinum bars category.

What to check before you buy

  • Premium over spot: compare the full price with the platinum value of one gram on the platinum price chart.
  • Shipping: on a small order, a flat shipping fee can change which dealer is cheapest. Check the minimum order for free shipping.
  • Brand: generic offers are cheaper. Pay extra for a named brand only if you care about it.
  • Condition: some dealers sell bars in any condition. That is fine for bullion, but the card may show wear.
  • Authenticity: buy from known dealers and check the assay card and serial number. See how to spot fake coins for simple checks.

Tax on platinum bars in the US

Is there sales tax on platinum? It depends on your state. Many states exempt bullion, others tax small purchases.

When you sell, the IRS treats platinum bullion as a collectible, so long term gains can be taxed at a higher maximum rate than gains on stocks. Our guide to tax on gold explains the same collectibles rules. Platinum of .9995 fineness can be held in a self directed IRA, but check with your custodian and read about IRA eligible gold and silver first.

1g platinum bar or a larger bar?

A 1 gram bar is easy to buy and easy to gift. A 1 oz bar holds about 31 times more platinum at a much lower premium per gram. Do you want to start small or get the most metal for your money? Check the platinum investment section and the glossary if a term is new to you.

Frequently asked questions

How pure is a 1 gram platinum bar?

The 1 gram platinum bars sold by US dealers are .9995 fine platinum.

Who makes 1 gram platinum bars?

Common makers are PAMP Suisse, Valcambi and Argor-Heraeus, and generic offers mean the dealer chooses the brand.

Why is the premium on a 1 gram platinum bar so high?

Minting and packing a 1 gram bar costs almost as much as a larger bar, so that cost is spread over very little metal.

Can a 1 gram platinum bar go in an IRA?

Platinum of .9995 fineness can be held in a self directed IRA, but it must be stored with an approved depository.

Should I open the assay card?

No, keep the card sealed, because an intact card makes the bar easier to sell later.

Is the 1g Platinum Bar IRA eligible?

Not confirmed. This listing groups bars from different refiners, and the refiner can differ between dealers. IRA custodians accept bars only from accredited refiners, so check the refiner in the dealer's offer. Ask your IRA custodian whether it accepts this product before you buy.

See also: IRA eligible gold and silver and gold and silver storage facilities.

How we rank

When every dealer publishes shipping, we sort by total price (product price plus shipping). If any dealer does not, we sort by product price so nobody benefits from missing information; we show the total wherever we know it. The premium is the amount paid above the metal value at the spot price. Nobody pays for a higher position.

Prices are updated automatically from dealer product feeds. Final price, shipping and availability are confirmed by the dealer.