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Spot Metal Prices in USD on Dec 31, 2019

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Spot Metal Prices on Dec 31, 2019

Commodity Price Unit
Aluminum0.8162Pound
Cobalt14.681Pound
Copper2.7921Pound
Gallium150.75Kilogram
Gold1523.00Troy Ounce
Indium136.14Kilogram
Iridium1480.00Troy Ounce
Iron Ore91.530Metric Ton
Lead0.8720Pound
Lithium7.6144Kilogram
Molybdenum10.002Pound
Neodymium1.7320Troy Ounce
Nickel6.3458Pound
Palladium1926.00Troy Ounce
Platinum977.00Troy Ounce
Rhodium6050.00Troy Ounce
Ruthenium250.00Troy Ounce
Silver18.045Troy Ounce
Steel Rebar583.92Metric Ton
Tellurium51.147Kilogram
Tin7.6317Pound
Uranium24.900Pound
Zinc1.0396Pound
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Physical Trading versus Paper Trading

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Precious Metal Coins as an Investment

While buying storing large quantities of metal can be cost (and space) prohibitive, many long term investors choose to maintain quantities of high value bullion and coins produced by popular and trusted mints. Some of the more popular coins are the American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, South African Krugerrand and Australian Kangaroo.

Metal Facts

The prices of gold and silver hit record highs in 2011 with gold breaking $1,800 USD per ounce and silver reaching nearly $50 USD per ounce.

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