Platinum Eagles were added 1997 so it has been 20 years since the program has expanded to include an additional metal. Demand for palladium has risen dramatically in the futures markets, making the metal the best performer among precious metals in the months leading up to this coin's release. That interest promises to translate to strong demand for the metal's official 1 oz coin.

The design is sure to please. The coin obverse features Mercury wearing his iconic winged cap, matching the beloved "mercury" dime. The Roman God is the patron of messengers, financial gain, commerce, poetry, travelers, boundaries, and luck. The reverse features a perched Eagle with an olive branch held in its beak. Both the obverse and reverse are designs created by Adolph Weinman -- one of America's great coin artists. The price of palladium makes it a great time to buy. The value of palladium will help grow a great collection or investment!



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