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 Gold $1,735.40   $-3.30  Silver $22.54   $0.01  Platinum $976.90   $4.00  Palladium $1,899.50   $13.30

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  • Back of 1 oz Palladium Maple Leaf Coin
    Back of 1 oz Palladium Maple Leaf Coin

    Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf

    We Buy $1,751.39

    We Sell $2,014.50

    • Contains 1 oz of .9995 fine Palladium.
    • Multiples of 10 are typically packaged in mint sealed sheets. All other coins will be in protective plastic flips.
    • Eligible for Precious Metals IRAs.
    • Obverse: Shows the Ian Rank-Broadley profile of Queen Elizabeth II, along with the year and $50 face value.
    • Reverse: Displays a large, single maple leaf with the weight and purity.
    • Sovereign coin backed by the Canadian government.
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  • one ounce palladium
    one ounce palladium

    1 oz Palladium Bar

    We Buy $1,755.09

    We Sell $2,004.50

    Palladium is one of the world’s most desirable precious metals, but it is often overlooked by investors interested in gold and silver because of the greater value of gold and increased variety of both metals. Nonetheless, palladium remains a popular option in the 21st century amid rising prices. Right now, the 1 oz Credit Suisse and Perth Mint Palladium Bars are available from First National Bullion.
    • Offered in 10 oz increments of .9995 pure palladium.
    • Privately struck.
    • Eligible for Precious Metals IRA Accounts.
    • Obverse typically features the refinery name and identifying factors.
    • Reverse commonly includes the refinery name and logo.
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