Does anyone collect palladium?

Is it popular? I have quite a few 1/10 ounce bullion rounds and was wondering if I should get more or buy in larger quantities.
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What are the options for collecting?
Be careful of the wild swings in the price of this metal. There are market forces in play that put novices at a great disadvantage.
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Until 2005 it was mostly rounds from Stillwater, a few Russian issues, and one set from Tonga. In 2005 the Canadian mint started issuing 1 ounce coins; I hope the US will do the same. Since the recent rise in gold, palladium, along with most other precious metals has been going up, so it may not be the best time to buy.
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<< <i>I was going to go with Rhodium, but couldn't find anyone who sold 1000 oz bars... >>
I think I still have a half ounce of rhodium sponge in the desk drawer - at these levels, I might have to sell.
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