Advertised at Gold Coin Rates; adjust to Paper Rates as necessary.
1833: 1 Troy Oz. Platinum (London Mfg, Ret.) = Fl. 14.37 (£ 1.50)
1836: 1 Ozt. Platinum (London: Fine Wire Ret.) = Fl. 16.68 (£ 1.75)
c.1839: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Paris Mfg, Bulk) = Fl. 11.20 (Fr 30.48)
1838: 1 Ozt. Platinum (USA: Semi-Mfg, Imp.) = Fl. 20.785 (USD$ 10.)
1837: 1 Ozt. Platinum (SPb: Coined, Silver Rate) = Thlr. 6.91 (~$ 6.72)
1838: 1 Ozt. Platinum (SPb: Coined, Silver Rate) = Fl. 13.82 ($7.02)
1833: 1 Ozt. Pt (SPb: Coined, Silver Rate) ~ Fl. 10.60
1836/7: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Germany: Intrinsic, Retail) = (Thlr. 11.70)
Identical prices for some Platinum-Ware (See 'Evaporating-Basin') in the 1832 Batka Catalogue suggest stable retail prices. Platinum-ware was ~6x more expensive than Silver-ware.
Taking the Unze (2x Loth @16.07719 Gr. =) @32.1544 Grams; (106.) Sheet and Wire,
1838: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Prag: Semi-Mfg) = Fl. 14.51 (£ 1.5158)
($ 7.07-7.29; Avg. $7.17; 7.00)
Abfälle zum Auflösen 11 fl. die Unze (Scrap Sold for Fl. 11./Unze)
1837: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Scrap: Sold) = Fl. 10.64 (5.47/ $5.34) (£ 1.1115)
1838: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Scrap: Sold) = Fl. 10.64 ($5.1926; £ 1.1115)
($ 5.18-5.35; 5.26/ $5.13)
(1069.) Crucibles, of every type and mode, Fl. .50/Gram
1838: 1 Ozt. Platinum (Mfg : Crucible, Ret.) = Fl. 15.5517 ($7.589; £ 1.6246)
(USD$ 7.39-7.63; 7.69/ $7.50)
Citation: Annalen der Pharmacie, Vol. 27 (1838), pp.
