Introduce la cantidad de cada moneda de paladio que tengas para obtener un valor de fundición instantáneo al precio spot actual. American Palladium Eagles (2017–presente) y Palladium Maple Leafs canadienses (2005–2007, 2009).
| Moneda | Cantidad | Paladio (oz) | Valor de fundición |
|---|---|---|---|
American Palladium Eagle 1 oz$25 face, 2017–present, .9995 fine | 1 | $1,029.15 | |
Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf 1 oz$50 face, 2005–2007 and 2009, .9995 fine | 1 | $1,029.15 | |
| Total | — | 2 oz | $2,058.30 |
Both major palladium bullion coins — the American Palladium Eagle and the Canadian Palladium Maple Leaf — are .9995 fine and contain exactly 1 troy ounce of pure palladium. Multiply by the current spot price to get the melt value, the raw worth of the metal in the coin before any collector premium.
The override box lets you model future scenarios — enter $3,000 to see what your stack would be worth if palladium recovered to its 2022 peak. Live spot pulled from /metals.
Palladium is the smallest of the four major precious-metals bullion markets and by far the most volatile. The bulk of demand comes from autocatalysts in gasoline vehicles, where palladium converts harmful exhaust gases into less toxic compounds. As electric vehicles grow market share, this demand falls — which is why palladium prices have crashed from their 2022 highs.
For collectors, palladium offers diversification away from purely monetary metals. For autocatalyst recyclers and industrial buyers, spot price drives everything. The American Palladium Eagle is the dominant retail product — the Maple Leaf had a short run and is harder to find.
For dates, mintages, and proof issues, see the US bullion catalog and the Canadian bullion catalog.