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February 26, 2015
South Africa, 1934
1934: 1 Troy Oz. Platinum (SA Export) = SA £ 6.102753
1935: 1 Troy Oz. Platinum (SA Export) = SA £ 5.7509
Citation: COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL (CANADA) Vol.LV, No. 1692 (1936) p.3
March 1, 2013
South Africa, 1936
South Africa sales of Osmiridium (ore) indicate ore producing PGM prices. The ore was:
31.1% Os, 26.66% Ir, 13.58% Pt, 11.94% Ru, 2.04% Au, 0.47% Rh and 14.21% slag.
1936: 1 Troy Ounce Osmiridium (South African ore) = £ 5.296
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Osmiridium (intrinsic, refined) = USD$ 39.25
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Osmium (US import) = USD$ 30.514
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Iridium (US import) = USD$ 79.9625
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Platinum (US import) = USD$ 32.5685
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Ruthenium (US import) = USD$ 26.6706
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Gold (US import) = USD$ 35.
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Rhodium (US import) = USD$ 26.2479
1936: 1 Troy Ounce Osmiridium (Australia) = £ 13.76
In early January 1937, Germany nationalized all Platinum.
Under a decree dated January 26, 1937, all private stocks of platinum, silver, copper, lead, tin, nickel or zinc, must be delivered to a governmental board for sale at prices and under terms fixed by the board. The Government has effected a plan for controlof the supply of skilled labor; work books are now required and a worker must obtain a permit before he may change his occupation. The Reich has divested itself of a number of participations in private enterprise undertaken during the depression.
31.1% Os, 26.66% Ir, 13.58% Pt, 11.94% Ru, 2.04% Au, 0.47% Rh and 14.21% slag.
1936: 1 Troy Ounce Osmiridium (South African ore) = £ 5.296
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Osmiridium (intrinsic, refined) = USD$ 39.25
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Osmium (US import) = USD$ 30.514
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Iridium (US import) = USD$ 79.9625
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Platinum (US import) = USD$ 32.5685
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Ruthenium (US import) = USD$ 26.6706
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Gold (US import) = USD$ 35.
1936: 1 Troy Oz. Rhodium (US import) = USD$ 26.2479
1936: 1 Troy Ounce Osmiridium (Australia) = £ 13.76
In early January 1937, Germany nationalized all Platinum.
Under a decree dated January 26, 1937, all private stocks of platinum, silver, copper, lead, tin, nickel or zinc, must be delivered to a governmental board for sale at prices and under terms fixed by the board. The Government has effected a plan for controlof the supply of skilled labor; work books are now required and a worker must obtain a permit before he may change his occupation. The Reich has divested itself of a number of participations in private enterprise undertaken during the depression.
May 18, 2011
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