Platinum coins

Take your investments to the platinum level

Platinum is a unique option in the precious metals market. Presenting a range of applications–manufacturing, health care, automotive and jewelry–it tends to be a highly sought-after investment with limited availability. If you’re looking to diversify your portfolio in a volatile economy, you may want to consider turning to platinum bullion. Call to get started today.

Note: Platinum Metals Select^® accounts are not FDIC-insured and may lose value.^x

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1 oz. American Eagles

First introduced by the United States Mint in 1997, the Platinum American Eagle coin is the only official platinum bullion coin of the United States. Since its release, the Platinum American Eagle coin has become one of the most popular platinum coins in the world. The obverse of the coin depicts an image of the Statue of Liberty, and the reverse side of the coin has an image of a bald eagle, making this a very patriotic coin for collectors and investors alike.

IRA-eligible

Characteristic	Value
Format	1 oz.
Weight	31.12 g
Face Value	$100 (USD)
Diameter	32.7 mm
Thickness	2.39 mm
Fineness	0.9995

Characteristic	Value
Format	1 oz.
Weight	31.11 g
Face Value	$50 (CAD)
Diameter	30 mm
Thickness	2.62 mm
Fineness	0.9995

1 oz. Canadian Maple Leafs

Platinum Canadian Maple Leaf coins were first rolled out by the Royal Canadian Mint in 1988 and have since become a favorite for investors looking to purchase platinum coins. In the early years, these coins were available in multiple sizes, but in 2009, the Platinum Maple Leaf was reintroduced in a one-ounce size only. The obverse of the coin depicts an image of Queen Elizabeth II, and the reverse side of the coin shows a single image of a maple leaf.