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Platinum – rarer than gold.

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In demand for catalytic converters and hydrogen technology. The platinum price in real time, with high and low.

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Platinum bars

Bars at a glance

11.11.2026, 14:24
1g Platinbarren 86.66 € 44.74 €
5g Platinbarren 355.06 € 222.53 €
10g Platinbarren 665.41 € 442.70 €
100g Platinbarren Diverse Hersteller 6,053.39 € 4,403.57 €
1000g Platinbarren diverse Hersteller 60,254.49 € 43,096.58 €

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As of: 11.11.2026, 14:21● live

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Performance

This is how a purchase of €1,000 would have developed since the year 2000.

€1,000 in Gold · start 2000

2025 11,364 €
Purchase 1.000 €Gain in value +1,036.40 %
0 € 3,000 € 6,000 € 9,000 € 12,000 € 200020052010201520202025 11,364 €
Ø per year +10.90 %
Best year · 2025 +47.50 %

€1,000 in Silver · start 2000

2025 10,431 €
Purchase 1.000 €Gain in value +943.10 %
0 € 3,000 € 6,000 € 9,000 € 12,000 € 200020052010201520202025 10,431 €
Ø per year +13.36 %
Best year · 2025 +133.20 %

€1,000 in Platinum · start 2000

2025 3,598 €
Purchase 1.000 €Gain in value +259.80 %
0 € 1,000 € 2,000 € 3,000 € 4,000 € 200020052010201520202025 3,598 €
Ø per year +8.13 %
Best year · 2025 +97.06 %

€1,000 in Palladium · start 2000

2025 2,810 €
Purchase 1.000 €Gain in value +181.00 %
0 € 2,000 € 4,000 € 6,000 € 200020052010201520202025 2,810 €
Ø per year +14.37 %
Best year · 2000 +148.80 %
All values as a table
YearGoldSilverPlatinumPalladium
2000 +0.89 % −2.82 % +52.15 % +148.80 %
2001 +12.67 % +2.84 % −19.32 % −58.32 %
2002 +5.35 % −11.32 % +10.93 % −48.11 %
2003 −2.44 % +10.50 % +13.82 % −28.47 %
2004 −1.31 % +0.71 % −2.91 % −17.48 %
2005 +40.21 % +49.79 % +29.58 % +59.14 %
2006 +7.14 % +30.75 % +4.17 % +14.93 %
2007 +24.32 % +9.82 % +21.83 % −2.03 %
2008 +7.34 % −21.44 % −33.52 % −44.12 %
2009 +20.80 % +46.19 % +52.86 % +114.10 %
2010 +29.57 % +70.80 % +22.11 % +95.06 %
2011 +26.55 % +12.01 % −12.63 % −13.84 %
2012 −2.17 % −1.77 % +5.86 % +4.85 %
2013 −27.24 % −37.56 % −15.45 % +0.63 %
2014 +17.92 % +0.81 % +2.38 % +25.14 %
2015 −6.26 % −12.46 % −26.47 % −31.73 %
2016 +11.06 % +22.61 % +16.26 % +52.97 %
2017 −4.93 % −13.67 % −16.35 % +22.29 %
2018 +2.29 % −8.33 % −14.38 % +22.22 %
2019 +21.05 % +18.56 % +23.17 % +50.01 %
2020 +22.32 % +22.53 % +2.72 % +31.84 %
2021 +1.96 % −7.54 % −3.88 % −13.13 %
2022 +5.57 % +7.56 % +13.76 % −1.48 %
2023 +5.04 % +4.81 % −1.09 % −38.34 %
2024 +18.29 % +20.67 % −11.35 % −26.49 %
2025 +47.50 % +133.20 % +97.06 % +55.28 %
Ø +10.90 %+13.36 %+8.13 %+14.37 %

Calculated: €1,000 at the start of the year 2000.
Important to know: Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The value of precious metals can rise and fall. Figures exclude costs, fees and taxes.
Source: www.lbma.org.uk, 01/2026

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Why Platinum?

Platinum is one of the most valuable precious metals in the world

Thanks to its outstanding properties, a metal with versatile uses in both medicine and industry. Platinum has the highest tissue and body compatibility of all precious metals and is therefore used for medical probes and pacemakers.

In industry, platinum is used in the production of catalytic converters and fuel cells. It is also a popular jewellery metal.

In 2000, demand was still 180 tonnes. In 2013 it rose to over 250 tonnes.

The increase is due to the versatility of this metal and to ever stronger demand from the investment sector.

The Asian jewellery industry is also turning to platinum more and more often.