Palladium 999 — price per gram
The stamp 999 means 99.9% pure palladium. That is what we settle on, at the rate of this moment.
- Per 10 grams
- €362.22
- Purity
- 99.9%
- Hallmark
- 999
What does your Palladium 999 yield?
Based on the palladium rate of this moment, €36.26 per gram of fine material.
| Weight | Pure palladium | Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g | 1 g | €36.22 |
| 5 g | 5 g | €181.11 |
| 10 g | 9.99 g | €362.22 |
| 25 g | 24.98 g | €905.56 |
| 50 g | 49.95 g | €1,811.12 |
| 100 g | 99.9 g | €3,622.24 |
Indicative, updated at 03:05. We establish the definitive fineness at the counter, free of charge and while you watch.
How do you recognise palladium 999?
Look for the stamp 999 – on a bar it stands on the face, on technical material often on an edge or an end. That number stands for the quantity of thousandths of pure material: 999 means 99.9% palladium.
If there is no stamp at all, we measure the fineness with an acid test or – with valuable material – with X-ray analysis. That last method is non-destructive: your material stays intact.
Where you come across palladium 999
Virtually pure palladium is technical material: you find it in bars, in laboratory equipment and in electronics, where it sits in the contact points of relays and switches.
With consignments of that kind, the eye cannot tell how much palladium is really in them. We determine that with X-ray analysis per consignment and settle on the fine weight that comes out of it.
Of the four precious metals, palladium is the most dependent on industry, and the rate therefore moves more strongly. With larger consignments we can fix the rate for an agreed period.
What you see here is the pure material value. 99.9% of the rate, times the weight, with nothing deducted. We fetch that rate from the world market every minute and convert it at the euro rate of that moment.
See also all palladium prices or today’s palladium rate.
| Alloy | Hallmark | Purity | Per gram | Per 10 grams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palladium 999 | 999 | 99.9% | €36.22 | €362.22 |
| Palladium 950 | 950 | 95% | €34.45 | €344.46 |
| Palladium 500 | 500 | 50% | €18.13 | €181.29 |
Material value based on the current palladium rate of €36.26 per gram, updated every minute. Prices are indicative; we establish the definitive purity at the counter.
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Questions about Palladium 999
What does the stamp 999 on palladium mean?
It means that 999 of every 1000 parts by weight are pure palladium, or 99.9%. That is the highest fineness in the trade, and you find it on bars, on laboratory equipment and in electronics rather than on jewellery, where a lower alloy is normal.
What is a gram of palladium 999 worth?
The amount follows the world market rate and therefore changes every minute; the current figure stands at the top of this page. The calculation itself never changes: the palladium rate per gram times 99.9%, times the weight of your material. The table above shows that for one to a hundred grams.
Do you buy palladium from electronics?
Yes. Palladium sits in the contact points of relays and switches, and in laboratory equipment, where the eye cannot tell how much of it there really is. We measure every consignment with X-ray analysis and settle on the fine weight that comes out of that measurement.
Can you fix the rate for a larger consignment?
Yes. With larger consignments we can fix the rate for an agreed period, which matters more with palladium than with the other three because its rate moves so strongly. Contact the head office in Eindhoven to arrange it before you deliver.
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