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25 Year Platinum Price History in Pound Sterling per Gram
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A chart showing the 25-year price history for a gram of platinum in Pound Sterling. Platinum has increased by 186.07% in the past 25 years, driven largely by its use in catalytic converters for the automotive industry in the 2000s. Grams are a useful weight measurement for customers who wish to sell scrap platinum back to us, or are buying platinum bars; as these are usually produced in metric weights.
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