Spot market · EUR · fine metal
Platinum price in EUR today
Platinum is quoted at €1,448.08 per troy ounce today, equivalent to €46.56 per gram of fine metal. These are wholesale reference values, not the retail price of a coin or a guaranteed buyback offer.
Platinum · EUR · per troy ounce · spot value
€1,448.08
+0.68% over 24h
Last quote
Platinum value by weight (EUR)
| Fine-metal weight | Spot reference |
|---|---|
| 1 gram | €46.56 |
| 5 grams | €232.78 |
| 10 grams | €465.57 |
| 50 grams | €2,327.84 |
| 100 grams | €4,655.69 |
| 1 kilogram | €46,556.85 |
What the EUR spot quote means
Spot is an indicative wholesale reference for fine platinum, expressed here in EUR per troy ounce. It is not an offer to buy a particular object. A physical coin or bar has fabrication, distribution and verification costs; jewelry adds design, setting and retail costs. Compare like-for-like quotes with the same currency, unit, metal content and timestamp. A page displaying a newer observation can differ from a dealer screen without either one using the same settlement convention.
Convert ounces into grams without a unit error
Divide the troy-ounce price by 31.1034768 to get the fine-metal price per gram, then multiply by weight. A 10 g holding is therefore ten times the per-gram reference; it is not ten times the ounce quote. The ordinary ounce used for many household goods weighs about 28.35 g and is unsuitable for this calculation. The table above uses the troy convention and shows each weight independently so you can compare small and large holdings without estimating mentally.
Value an alloy using its tested composition
A metal-bearing object need not be pure. Use the tested composition and net alloy weight, excluding components that do not contain the payable metal. Sterling silver, for example, normally uses 0.925 rather than the pure-metal factor. Product specifications and assays take precedence over a guess based on color. Separate mixed purities into individual calculations. Do not apply a purity discount twice if a mint already specifies a coin’s fine-metal content.
A worked example from the latest quote
Ten grams of fine platinum have a reference value of €465.57. A 95%-pure alloy of the same net weight contains 9.5 g and has a reference of €442.29. A buyer’s final payment depends on accepted content, fees and terms.
Use the currency of your actual transaction
A local-currency quote reflects both the metal market and exchange-rate movements. A USD gold price can be flat while the price in your currency changes. Bank conversion spreads and dealer currency terms can differ from the indicative feed. Check current local tax rules for the specific product rather than assuming an investment-gold exemption covers ordinary jewelry or all precious metals.
Compare an offer with the reference transparently
Divide a net cash offer by the corresponding melt reference to compare its percentage. Ask for accepted weight, tested purity, reference time and every deduction in writing. Brand or collector demand can make a second-hand sale more appropriate than scrap, so investigate that before authorizing melting. A pawn loan is different from a sale: its redemption deadline and total borrowing charges need separate scrutiny. The chart below provides context, not a guaranteed selling signal or future price target.
Data freshness and limitations
MetalflowAPI supplies the market observations. Live data is cached for five minutes to keep pages fast; open pages request updates about once a minute, which does not imply a new upstream observation every minute. Historical responses are cached longer. During refreshes or upstream problems a cached quote may remain visible, so inspect the last-quote timestamp before acting. Missing observations are not zeros, and historical coverage can differ by currency. See our methodology and the selling checklist before using a reference in a transaction.
Recorded 30-day history (EUR)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the platinum price in EUR today?+
The latest recorded spot quote is €1,448.08 per troy ounce, or €46.56 per gram of fine platinum. See the quote timestamp above.
How many grams are in a troy ounce?+
One troy ounce is 31.1034768 grams. An ordinary avoirdupois ounce is about 28.35 grams and must not be used with a troy-ounce metal quote.
Does the spot price include dealer premiums or tax?+
No. It is an indicative fine-metal reference. Product premiums, delivery, storage, taxes and dealer buyback deductions are separate.
How often do these quotes change?+
Open pages request quotes about every minute. Upstream live responses are cached for five minutes, and stale cached quotes may be served during a refresh or outage. The last quote timestamp is the best freshness check.
How do I value an alloy containing platinum?+
Multiply the net alloy weight by the tested metal fraction and by the fine-metal price per gram. Do not value the whole object as pure metal.
Is a pawnshop offer the same as a cash sale?+
No. A pawn loan has borrowing charges and redemption conditions, while a sale transfers ownership for an agreed payment. Compare the written terms as well as the metal reference.