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Band 5+: The Precious metals price history from year 2013 to year 2021.

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The image shows a line graph displaying the price history of three precious metals - gold, platinum, and palladium - from 2013 to 2021 measured in $ per oz on the vertical axis. The gold line starts at around $1500 in 2013, fluctuates between $1000 and $1350 until 2019, then steadily rises to over $2000 by 2021. The platinum line starts at $1500, gradually decreases to around $800 by 2016, fluctuates between $800 and $1000 until 2020, then rises to around $1250 in 2021. The palladium line starts at around $700, gradually increases to around $2000 by 2019, then sharply rises to over $2500 by 2021.
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The line graph illustrates the medium prices of chosen three precious metals between 2013 and 2021.

Overall, the gold cost did not change much during the given period. Despite platinum which had the highest cost at the beginning, and palladium having the lowest price surpassed two of the given metals in the final 3 years.

In 2013 gold took second place in cost term, worth around 1500 dollars. It hovered around that level until 2019 before experiencing a small rise in 2020 with about 1750 dollars and stayed the same in 2021.

The metal which had the highest cost in 2013 was platinum. This figure witnessed a gradual decrease from 2014 to 2020 with approximately 1000 dollars and a slight rise in 2021 costing just over 1250 dollars. Palladium had the lowest value in 2013 at 750 dollars, remaining pretty much the same until 2017. The biggest escalation throughout history was made in 2018, and continued to rise year on year, reaching the highest point of around 2500 dollars.

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