Buy Palladium Bullion
Palladium is one of the rarest metals in the world, and has seen a drastic increase in value over the last few years. With its proven investment potential, aesthetic appeal, and the relatively recent introduction of new bullion, palladium is quickly becoming a popular investment opportunity.
If you’re looking to buy Palladium Bullion online at the Guaranteed Lowest Price, Guidance Corporation can help! With over 35 years of experience, we have a solid variety of Palladium Coins and Bars in our inventory. We also have an extensive network of Dealers to find any palladium coin you have your eye on, even if it’s not listed on our site. Start by browsing our Palladium Bullion below or use the search option above to find a specific Coin, Bar, or Mintage.
All palladium prices are updated in real time, in accordance with current spot prices.
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1 oz Palladium American Eagle (Varied Year)
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1 oz Palladium Canadian Maple Leaf – Varied Year (BU)
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1 oz Suisse Palladium Bar – Argor-Heraeus (Carded)
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1 oz PAMP Suisse Palladium Bar (Varied Style)
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1 oz Valcambi Suisse Palladium Bar – (Carded)
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10 oz Palladium Bar – Varied Style
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2020-W 1 oz Reverse Proof American Palladium Eagle Coin (w/Box & COA)
$2,268.58 Notify me -
2021 – 1 oz Palladium American Eagle (BU)
$1,765.21 Notify me -
1 oz Johnson Matthey Palladium – Lewis & Clark Round (in Assay)
$1,350.92 Notify me -
1987 – 1 oz Palladium Isle of Man Constitution Coin (BU)
$1,545.00 Notify me -
1 oz – Palladium Bermuda Sea Venture Coin – Varied Year
$1,545.00 Notify me -
1989 1 oz Palladium $100 Hutt River Province – Proof (BU)
$1,653.00 Notify me
Palladium Bullion for Sale
When looking through precious metal spot prices, some investors are surprised when they see palladium listed alongside gold, silver, and platinum. Palladium is somewhat lesser known than the other three, but has quickly risen in popularity due to its proven investment strength and rapidly increasing price over the past five-plus years.
Palladium’s rarity and beauty make it a favorite of coin collectors and investors alike, while its relatively-recent discovery gives it additional potential for profit gain.
Our website contains many of the most popular palladium bullion for sale online, including:
- American Palladium Eagles: The official palladium bullion of the United States, authorized in 2010 yet only began minting in 2017. 1 oz bullion with .9995 pure palladium content.
- Canadian Palladium Maples Leaves: The official palladium bullion of the Royal Canadian Mint, originally began minting in 2005, having been cancelled multiple times before being continued again in 2015. Maple Leaves also contain 1 oz of .9995 pure palladium content.
- Russian Palladium Ballerinas: Produced primarily by the Moscow Mint from 1989-1995, Palladium Ballerinas are one of the oldest and most recognizable palladium coins. They contain 1 oz of .999 pure palladium.
- Palladium Bars: Varying styles from multiple mints, sold based on availability. 1 ounce palladium bars will all contain .9995 palladium content.
Platinum vs. Palladium
Many will notice the similar appearance between Palladium and Platinum Bullion, which is unsurprising given palladium is a platinum group metal. However, the two are completely different elements on the periodic table, with several notable differences.
While the appearance is similar, the biggest differences come down to rarity and density.
While Platinum is extremely dense, it is the most durable of all precious metals. Palladium is less dense, although still extremely durable. Palladium is also believed to be at least 10x rarer than Platinum, and almost 30x as rare as gold.
Like Platinum, palladium’s value is increased due to its use in fine jewelry and importance in the auto industry. It helps serve the vital function of emission control, being used in catalytic converters. Increasing demand for emission control has been part of the reason for palladium’s massive increase in value.
Palladium Metal History
Palladium was first identified in 1803, but wasn’t used in coins until the 1960’s. Originally these coins were simply commemorative, and weren’t extremely popular among investors.
In the 1980’s official palladium bullion became more common, but it wasn’t until the 2000’s that countries like the United States and Canada began producing their own bullion.
Buying Palladium Bullion From Guidance Corporation
Guidance Corporation is a Licensed coin dealer with over 35 years of experience buying and selling bullion across the country. Anyone looking to buy raw palladium bullion can trust us to provide them with top-tier service and high quality products at the Best Possible Pricing. Contact us today with any questions about our palladium bullion coins or palladium bars. We’re always happy to help you find exactly what you’re looking for, even if it’s not listed on our store!