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Platinum live price

Platinum spot price today

The live spot price of platinum per troy ounce and gram, for 950 jewelry and fine bullion, with official monthly prices from the World Bank.

Live spot, per troy ounce

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Per gram —

Official average, September 2026

$1,784.00

+24.3% on a year earlier

Highest monthly average since 1960

$2,434.00

January 2026

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Platinum price by weight

Pure platinum price by weight unit
UnitPure platinum
Troy ounce (31.1 g)—
Gram—
Pennyweight (1.555 g)—
Avoirdupois ounce (28.35 g)—
Kilogram—

Platinum price by purity

Platinum melt value by purity
PurityPer gramPer dwtPer troy oz
850 platinum (85%)———
900 platinum (90%)———
950 platinum (95%)———
Fine .9995 (99.95%)———

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Official monthly prices

Monthly average, World Bank. Full history since 1960.

Platinum official monthly average prices, last 12 months
MonthAveragevs month before
September 2026$1,784.00+0.2%
August 2026$1,780.00+9.7%
July 2026$1,622.00-6.0%
June 2026$1,726.00-13.6%
May 2026$1,998.00-1.5%
April 2026$2,028.00-0.9%
March 2026$2,046.00-4.3%
February 2026$2,137.00-12.2%
January 2026$2,434.00+28.6%
December 2025$1,893.00+21.0%
November 2025$1,565.00-3.2%
October 2025$1,616.00+12.6%

Recent moves

Market closing prices. Last close $1,683.20 on Oct 2, 2026.

Platinum price change over recent periods
PeriodThenChange
Day$1,705.50-1.3%
1 week$1,774.70-5.2%
1 month$1,759.80-4.4%
Year to date$2,034.50-17.3%
1 year$1,563.80+7.6%

Where these numbers come from

Official monthly prices
World Bank Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet), CC BY 4.0. Monthly averages in US dollars per troy ounce. Latest month: September 2026, published October 02, 2026. Refreshed every time the site is rebuilt.
Live spot price
A market price feed, refreshed every minute, with its update time shown. No government publishes a live price: spot prices are set by trading on exchanges.
Daily closes
Closing prices of COMEX futures, used only for day-by-day changes. They track spot closely but are not identical, and they are market data, not an official source.
What we never do
Fill a gap with a guess. If a source is down, the number shows “—” and we say why.