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Historical Data from 1968 · 3,193 Data Points · Live Prices
Current Price
$2,371.00
1968 - 2026 · 365 data points
Est. Market Cap
$609.84B
Global supply × price
High (2000+)
$2,919.01
-18.8% from high
Low (2000+)
$403.00
+488% from low
Data Points
3,193
Since 1968
Latest Data
Mar 1
Live + Historical
Platinum is a dense, malleable precious metal with the symbol Pt. It is rarer than gold and has significant industrial applications, particularly in catalytic converters for automobiles.
Investment Options
Platinum can be invested in through physical bullion, ETFs like PPLT, and futures contracts.
Market Cap Calculation
Estimated global supply × current price. WPIC estimate (~8,000 tonnes)
Why 2000+?
We use year 2000 as our baseline for highs and lows because it marks the modern financial era with more reliable data and relevant market conditions for today's investors.
Price Range (2000 - Present)
Access complete Platinum (XPT) historical price data with our interactive chart featuring 3,193 daily data points from 1968 to present. Our platinum price history chart includes OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) data updated daily, allowing you to analyze long-term trends, identify patterns, and make informed decisions.
Platinum is a dense, malleable precious metal with the symbol Pt. It is rarer than gold and has significant industrial applications, particularly in catalytic converters for automobiles.
Analyzing platinum historical prices helps investors identify long-term trends, cyclical patterns, and potential entry or exit points. Our comprehensiveplatinum price history database allows you to study price movements across different market conditions, economic cycles, and geopolitical events.
The current Platinum (XPT) price is $2,371.00 USD. This price is updated daily with live market data from global exchanges.
The highest Platinum price since 2000 is $2,919.01 USD. We use year 2000 as our baseline because it marks the modern financial era with more reliable data and relevant market conditions for today's investors. Use our interactive chart to explore when this high occurred.
Our Platinum price history database goes back to 1968, providing 3,193 daily data points for comprehensive historical analysis. This includes daily OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) prices for accurate trend analysis.
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