Welcome to PlatinumPaq - The Scrap Platinum Buyers
Get the best price when you sell scrap platinum and platinum jewelry online.
We Offer
- Payment within 24 hours of receiving your items
- A do it yourself option
- Payments deposited directly to your bank account
Sell Your Platinum to Us in 3 Easy Steps
1. Fill out our form, to print out your own overnight shipping label. No Printer? call us at 1-877-465-3720.
2. Take your platinum and your label to your nearest FedEx® or Kinko’s location for free insured shipping.
3. We will appraise your items and issue payment within 24 hours of receiving your PlatinumPaq™.
*If you have oversized or bulk scrap platinum to sell, please contact us or give us a call at 1-877-465-3720 and we’ll arrange a courier service for you.
Selling Platinum online can be an easy and profitable experience. Yet before you sign up and ship off your platinum there are some things you will most certainly want to be aware of. Unfortunately there is always the chance that the people you are dealing with are dishonest and that you will not get the full value you could. Also there is the chance that you could be completely ripped off and short not only your platinum, but not have any money to show for it as well. For this reason PlatinumPaq as composed the following information to help you better protect yourself. While we of course want to be you buyer of choice, we also want to make sure that you get a fair and honest deal no matter who you chose to sell you platinum too. 
It’s easy to look at a piece of jewelry and assume that, no matter what the metal contained is, it’s always been around. And you wouldn’t be far off: most of the precious metals such as gold, platinum, and silver have been around for untold amounts of centuries because they are naturally occurring elements. 
Platinum represents one of the world’s most precious and rare metals - at about 30 times more rare than gold, it is extremely hard to find. Combine that with its usefulness as a heavy, durable, and malleable metal, as well as its chemical functions as a catalyst in a number of metal reactions, and you’ve got an extremely rare commodity on your hands. 
