1 oz Palladium Bar
$916.50
Best offer: Hero Bullion
-9.6%
-$97.56
Compared across 2 dealers
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Sell Your Palladium -- Live Dealer Buyback Prices
Palladium spot: $1014.06 / troy oz
Looking to sell palladium bullion? The table below shows live buyback prices from online bullion dealers for palladium bars and coins. Palladium is the least liquid of the four major precious metals, so checking current dealer offers before selling is critical to getting a fair price.
Last updated: Nov 8, 2026 9:00 PM UTC
Best buyback offers
Live palladium buyback prices
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| 1 oz Palladium Canadian Maple Leaf - Random Year | 1 oz | $1,009.50 | Bullion Exchanges | -0.4% | -$4.56 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1 oz Valcambi Suisse Palladium Bar | 1 oz | $959.50 | Bullion Exchanges | -5.4% | -$54.56 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Palladium 1 oz Bar | 1 oz | $959.50 | Monument Metals | -5.4% | -$54.56 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1 oz Palladium Bar PAMP Suisse | 1 oz | $916.50 | Hero Bullion | -9.6% | -$97.56 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 1 gram Palladium Bar | 1 gram | $30.60 | Hero Bullion | -6.1% | -$62.29 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Palladium melt values -- reference
Melt value is the base metal content at today's spot price. Most dealers pay between 93% and 97% of melt value for standard palladium bullion products.
| Product | Palladium content | Melt value |
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| 1 oz American Palladium Eagle | 1 oz | $1014.06 |
| 1 oz Palladium Bar (typical) | 1 oz | $1014.06 |
| 1 gram Palladium Bar | 0.03215 oz | $32.60 |
What dealers typically pay for palladium bullion
Palladium has the thinnest retail buyback market of the four precious metals. Fewer dealers post published buyback prices for palladium, and the products available are limited compared to gold or silver. For standard products like 1 oz palladium bars and the American Palladium Eagle, dealers typically pay between 93% and 97% of the current palladium spot price.
The American Palladium Eagle (first issued in 2017) is the most liquid palladium bullion product in the US market and tends to receive the best buyback offers. Palladium bars from major refineries (PAMP, Valcambi) are also accepted by most dealers, though smaller denominations (1 gram, 5 gram) may receive wider spreads due to higher handling costs relative to their value.
If you hold palladium bullion and want to sell, getting quotes from multiple dealers is even more important than with gold or silver, because the limited number of buyers means less price competition. Submit your items through the form below to receive competing offers, or browse all buyback prices and the sell hub.
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Palladium sell FAQ
Where can I sell palladium bullion?
Several major online bullion dealers accept palladium for buyback, including the dealers listed in the table above. You can also sell palladium through local coin shops, precious metals refiners, and private buyers. For the best price, compare offers from multiple sources. The buyback table above shows which online dealers are currently offering the highest prices.
Is palladium bullion hard to sell?
Palladium is less liquid than gold, silver, or platinum, so you may find fewer dealers posting buyback prices. However, palladium bullion from recognized mints and refineries is still readily sellable through established dealers. The key is comparing offers -- the spread between the best and worst dealer offer can be wider for palladium than for the other metals.
Should I sell palladium Eagles or palladium bars?
American Palladium Eagles typically receive slightly better buyback offers than palladium bars because they are easier for dealers to authenticate and resell. However, the difference is usually small. Check the buyback table above for current pricing on both.
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Buyback prices shown are sourced from dealer websites and updated approximately every 15 minutes. Actual buyback offers may vary based on quantity, condition, payment method, and market conditions. FindBullionPrices does not buy or sell bullion directly. Contact dealers for current quotes.
