1-oz Palladium Bars

Buy palladium bars: Credit Suisse
and PAMP 1-oz palladium bars
 

Palladium bullion investors who buy palladium bars will probably end up with either Credit Suisse 1-oz palladium bars or PAMP 1-oz palladium bars. Credit Suisse (Credit Swiss) and PAMP are two of the best known precious metals names in Europe. (Actually, PAMP, a major refinery, produces Credit Suisse palladium bars. Credit Suisse is a major Swiss bank, which long has sold precious metals bars with the Credit Suisse name stamped on them.)

Although a myriad of sovereign mints produced palladium coins in the 1990s to meet investment demand, the price spike to $1100 in early 2001 crushed investment demand for palladium and the minting of sovereign coins virtually ceased.

Palladium investment demand returns

It has only been in recent years, when palladium dropped back to the $200 level, that investment demand has returned. The increase in palladium investment has been such that in late 2005 the Royal Canadian Mint began producing legal tender 1-oz palladium bullion coins.

Credit Suisse and PAMP palladium bars are .9995 fine palladium, which is the industry standard for palladium bars sold into the investment market. The RCM coins also are .9995 pure.

And, there are no more esteemed names in the precious metals markets than Credit Suisse and PAMP.  Investors can buy either Credit Suisse or PAMP palladium bars with confidence that they are getting premier palladium bars.

If you would like to discuss how to buy palladium bars or discuss any aspect of the palladium investment market, call us.

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