Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium

When discussing precious metal investments, people typically concentrate on gold and silver's historical significance. These metals have held economic worth since antiquity. However, platinum, palladium, and rhodium have recently emerged as compelling alternatives for those seeking investment diversity and collector opportunities.

Platinum demonstrates extreme scarcity within Earth's crust, with production limited to several hundred tonnes annually. Its lustrous silvery-white appearance combines aesthetic appeal with investment potential. Palladium and rhodium share platinum's rarity and coloration, though they remain less recognised publicly. Both still represent substantial investment prospects and collector appeal.

Our platinum offerings include coins featuring Queen Elizabeth II's image on one side and a leaping kangaroo on the other, composed of 99.95 percent pure platinum. We also stock Perth Mint's Koala coins in similar composition – highly sought-after pieces for serious collectors.

Palladium, named after the Greek deity Pallas Athena, holds its value in the same way as the traditional precious metals of gold and silver. We provide minted bars in various weights. For collectors, the Australian Emu Proof Palladium First Typeset Collection represents coins minted between 1995 and 1997 in sets of three at 99.95% purity.

Rhodium offers strong investment prospects through bars containing 99.9 percent rhodium with a high quality minted finish. Contact us to discuss availability of platinum, palladium, and rhodium products.