What is Bullion
Precious metals, gold, silver, platinum, palladium and rhodium, in bulk form priced by purity and mass. Bullion is most commonly known as bars or ingots as seen in familiar cartoons like Loony Toons, but bullion can come in: rounds, bars or coins.
The most popular precious metal
Silver and gold are the world’s longest-standing currencies. Silver demand is increased by new industrial uses as well.
The most precious metal
Gold is a smart alternative to paper currencies in uncertain markets. It has centuries of history as a currency and is the most stable precious metal.
The industrial precious metal
Platinum is the precious metal most affected by supply and demand due to its rarity. Most often used in industrial purposes and commemorative coins.
Palladium and Rhodium Bullion
Rarest precious metals
Palladium offers a similar supply and demand to Platinum’s but at an overall lower price. Rhodium is currently the rarest precious metal. Both are used by jewelers and in industrial applications.