Palladium is not only one of the rarest metals in the world, it is also a relatively rare precious metal when it comes to rounds and coins for investment. While palladium bars are, by comparison, more readily available, palladium rounds and coins remain harder to find. Right now, you can buy 1/10 oz Palladium Rounds online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a protective plastic flip!
• Available in varied condition from numerous mints!
• Contains 1/10 Troy oz of .9995 pure palladium.
• On the obverse and reverse designs are images chosen by the mint of issue.
• Please note that you can receive products that have the same design and condition when buying multiples.

If you purchase the 1/10 oz Palladium Rounds in this product listing, the items you receive are likely to come in one of two packaging options. If the original packaging from the mint is available, you will receive your rounds in that packaging. If not, rounds will ship inside of protective plastic flips.

The rounds in this product listing are in varied conditions from any mint. That means the conditions can range from brand new to those items that show signs of wear and tear or even those with heavy damage. You will not know for sure which mint issued the palladium round you receive or what designs it will have until you receive your item from us. All products are chosen at random.

Obverse

On the obverse and reverse of the silver rounds in this listing, you will find that the design varies by the mint of issue. One such example you may receive is the Lewis & Clark Palladium Round from Johnson Matthey and Stillwater Mining. These rounds depict Meriwether Lewis and William Clark surveying land before them as they move west to chart the territories of the Louisiana Purchase.

Reverse

The reverse face of the 1/10 oz Palladium Rounds in this product listing comes with varying designs as well. Should you receive the round mentioned above, you will find the depiction of an American bison, one of the many wildlife species Lewis & Clark encountered on their 2-year expedition. This design is just an example of a round you could receive and not a guarantee that we have this item in stock.

History

Palladium rounds and coins are not as popular as palladium bars. It is only recently that nations such as the United States have begun to strike palladium bullion coins, with an American Eagle in palladium introduced in 2017.

Ordering

Please note that this is a random listing. We cannot guarantee the design or condition of the round you receive. All items are chosen once your payment is processed. We will select your items for you at this time. If you buy more than one, please note you may get several matching items.

If you have any further questions, Provident Metals is happy to help. Please call us at 800-313-3315, chat with us live online, or email us directly.