How would one invest in physical Rhodium? I saw a small BB-sized pellet on eBay a few years ago that went for $80. I guess it would be worth several hundred dollars now. Just wondering if there are any coins, bars, etc out there?
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Anyone know how to invest/buy Rhodium?
How would one invest in physical Rhodium? I saw a small BB-sized pellet on eBay a few years ago that went for $80. I guess it would be worth several hundred dollars now. Just wondering if there are any coins, bars, etc out there?
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I wish I asked that question in 2001. I'm totally priced out of that market now.
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me too
way out of that martket, even the chart from 2003 or 2004 to now makes me drool, what a return level...Originally Posted by DiscoStu
$x8(1 half-dollar, 1 quarter, 1 dime)
"Buy when there's blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own." Baron Rothschild
John 15:13 -"Greater love has no one than this, that one lay down his life for his friends."
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I use rhodium in the plating of jewelry. Last gram I bought was $500. 31.1 grams to the ounce.....nice.
Physical Rhodium looks like a brownish dust, if you saw it on your shoe, you would brush it off.
I'm sure in some older jewelry supply house's it's just sitting there.
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Theres Rhodium in Catalytic converters,i wouldnt trust what people pass off on Ebay, ive seen the material used to hold the honeycomb in place,on sale on Ebay claiming that it has some PM value, it does not,
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Rhodium is highly toxic and carcinogenic!
“A society that will trade a little liberty for a little order will lose both, and deserve neither” - Thomas Jefferson
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"If used in elemental form rather than as compounds, the metal is harmless."
wikipedia
I had my wife's 3-stone ring replated last year. Pretty standard stuff.
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hi.. you can buy it at the Kitco Pool account..
it is not cheap..im in the Silver account and making a few extra bucks every now and then..
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Rhodium is highly toxic and carcinogenic!
I'm sure, if I drank it.
We use it in solution for electroplating.
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True, very true.I use rhodium in the plating of jewelry. Last gram I bought was $500. 31.1 grams to the ounce.....nice.
Physical Rhodium looks like a brownish dust, if you saw it on your shoe, you would brush it off.
My question is this: are you buying same, reducing, then creating your own Rh soln?
I have a source of ultra pure, still in original reagent ampules. Last price he quoted me ystdy was $468/gram. That saves me a few shekels. Of course, a little goes a long ways. Thank God I don't have to buy it often.
Megan "YellowChick" Rose
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