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25 Year Platinum Price History in US Dollars per Gram
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The chart above tracks the price for a gram of platinum in US Dollars, over the course of the past 25 years. Grams are a useful measurement for people buying platinum bars, which are often produced in metric weights. Platinum reached a peak of $73 per gram in 2008, but saw its price drop when the car industry replaced its use in catalytic converters with palladium.
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