Don't get your Grains confused with Grams. A Troy Ounce can be measured by 480 Grains or 31.1 Grams. One really has to look hard to see the Gold and Platinum Grains of Bars. But they are there.
These Grains of Gold and Platinum, laminated in a credit card size certificate, are so small, that the bargain price, was less than $4(USD), each. Now that is a fractional, small enough to buy a loaf of bread.
This Swiss Pamp Platinum Gram is considerably larger, than the Grains, but much smaller, than a US Silver Roosevelt Dime Ten Cents. Yes, there will be small denominations, available, for the small purchases, like it was, in the old days, for thousands of years, throughout history. Today, the Platinum Grams, are in the $60, range. Gold Grams would be up close around $90.
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This is not intended to be any kind of financial advice. This is all about a fun hobby, of collecting & stacking Silver Coins, Treasures, and such. Thanks again for checking it out, on #silvergoldstackers, where Stackers show & share their treasures, thoughts & ideas.
Nice one! I would have bought it too! I saw a 1 grain 999 silver one like that and they were asking 20 bucks! I passed, lol.
That's pretty neat i think I will try to get some
I have seen these before. It was a grain of Gold, price was $50 with a certificate of authenticity. It contain 0.065 grams of pure gold. I almost bought it then change my mind, and got a silver coin instead !
Yes, the Local Coin Shop had a few. Wish they had more, they make great inexpensive gifts, for many occasions.
Pt isn't a traditional monetary metal yet a valuable commodity, always an interesting diversification play. I have a gram of it floating around in one of my chests.
Thanks for looking and commenting, Kerris L Ravenhill - @kerrislravenhill. Platinum is fifteen times rarer than Gold. The Local Coin Shop has had two, small, one-gram Platinum Coins at a reasonable price, less than Gold. But, they look so much like a Dime, I'm afraid I will confuse them with other Silver Coins.
Cool!
Stack on!
Thanks again for looking and commenting, SILVER SAVER - @silversaver888. Hey, I was reminded of you, when I got gasoline, today.
Gas gauge was at a quarter tank, before filling. Damn!...
Nevertheless, I think that platinum is the best metal to invest in than silver, due to its rarity and high purity that contribute increasing price.
At first I thought you were talking about a peice of paper as metals though
I can't wait to stack platinum grains. I will stack also more bullion bars of gold to target platinum