Jan. 1892: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (NYC: Mkt, Bulk)= USD$ 10.50
Mar. 1892: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (NYC: Mkt, Bulk)= USD$ 9.
In April 1892, George Woodside's 1814 Half-Dollar was sold for $21., about 3x the contemporary Intrinsic Value.
It was sold for USD$ 138,000. on 8/12/2011. The 2011 sale represents a numismatic premium of 7,961% over the Intrinsic Spot (Pt @ USD$ 1,800; Ag @ USD$ 38.29 = $ 1,712) or ~ 6,763% over the analogous US PM retail from the US mint for 95% Pt/5% Ag Coin Per Ozt, mid-August 2011.
1891/2: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (Coin, Numismatic)= USD$ 30.87
1891/2: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (Canadian ore)= USD$ 5.50
c. March 1892
The Silver Price is the 1892 Price, in a decade when Silver was falling.
Mar. 1892: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (NYC: Mkt, Bulk)= USD$ 9.
In April 1892, George Woodside's 1814 Half-Dollar was sold for $21., about 3x the contemporary Intrinsic Value.
It was sold for USD$ 138,000. on 8/12/2011. The 2011 sale represents a numismatic premium of 7,961% over the Intrinsic Spot (Pt @ USD$ 1,800; Ag @ USD$ 38.29 = $ 1,712) or ~ 6,763% over the analogous US PM retail from the US mint for 95% Pt/5% Ag Coin Per Ozt, mid-August 2011.
1891/2: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (Coin, Numismatic)= USD$ 30.87
1891/2: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (Canadian ore)= USD$ 5.50
c. March 1892
The Silver Price is the 1892 Price, in a decade when Silver was falling.
1892: 1 Troy Ounce Platinum (Mkt.)= USD$ 10.29
1892: 1 Troy Oz. Osmium (Mkt.) = USD$ 20.58
1892: 1 Troy Oz. Palladium (Mk.) = USD$ 46.64
1892: 1 Troy Oz. Ruthenium (mkt.) = USD$ 171.47
1892: 1 Troy Oz. Rhodium (Mkt.) = USD$ 171.47
Citation: Chemists ̓pocket-book of ready reference ... (1892) p.96
These lists circulated, became out-of-date, lacked any reference beyond hearsay, and therefore offer little certain accuracy.
c.1892:
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