Gold Bullion

Gold and silver have, in history, represented riches and security. Gold, over the centuries, has influenced economies and preserved value in periods of unrest. During the volatile economic environment of today, investors prefer to buy gold as a form of hedge against investments, diversification of portfolios, and a feeling of reassurance through tangible possessions.

Gold remains an effective hedge against inflation, market turbulence, and economic turmoil. Physical gold bullion in the shape of coins or bars is liquid, widely accepted internationally, and a sound long-term performer. Increasing numbers of investors are adopting it as a strategic safe-haven investment to protect capital and secure their financial well-being in 2025 and beyond.

• A Defense Against Inflation:
  When the currency is devalued and prices increase, gold tends to keep its value intact or even increase. It protects your savings from erosion of purchasing power.
• Real, Touchable Wealth:
  Gold bullion is something you can hold, move, and keep privately. It’s known around the world and can be traded almost anywhere.
• Real, Tangible Wealth:
  You can own, transport, and hold gold bullion in secrecy. It's everywhere on Earth and can be sold nearly anywhere.
• Diversifying Risk:
  Gold does not necessarily have to be linked to the upsurge and downturn of the stock market. Having gold or silver as an investment will have your overall savings diversified and secure.
• Easy to Sell Anywhere:
  Gold has a market at any time. Genuine gold products produced by well-known mints can be sold anywhere in the world, depending on the prevailing price of gold.

• American Gold Eagle:

  This is the official gold coin of the U.S. It’s loved for its strong design and trustworthiness. Made by the U.S. Mint, the American Gold Eagle is guaranteed for weight and gold content, making it one of the most trusted gold coins in the world.

• Canadian Gold Maple Leaf:

  Made by the Royal Canadian Mint, this coin is known for being .9999 pure gold. The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin also has top-notch safety features like small, engraved lines and a tiny maple leaf to stop fake copies.

• South African Gold Krugerrand:

  The South African Gold Krugerrand coin started the gold investment trend back in 1967. It’s mixed with a bit of copper, giving it a red-gold color and making it harder to scratch—a good choice if you plan to handle your gold.

• Australian Gold Kangaroo:

  Made by the Perth Mint, the Australian Gold Kangaroo coin is special because the design changes every year and shows the famous kangaroo. The changing design adds extra value and makes it a fun piece to collect.

• Austrian Gold Philharmonic:

  The Austrian Gold Philharmonic coin honors European music and shows the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. It’s one of the best-selling gold coins in Europe and the U.S., known for its beauty and ease of selling.

• Cast Bars:

  They are produced through casting gold in liquid form into molds. They appear more natural and tend to be the most affordable if you desire more weight.

• Minted Bars:

  These are stamped from sheets of gold and imprinted with a pattern. They come in a clean, even appearance and are usually wrapped in plastic cards identifying their weight and purity.

Before you buy gold, it’s important to know how it’s priced. The formula is simple: Spot Price + Premium = Your Price

• Market Price (Spot Price):
  The Gold spot priceis the current global market price, also often referred to as the melt value, for one troy ounce of pure gold. It changes during the day based on supply and demand.
• Extra Cost (Premium):
  This is the added cost for making, packaging, and shipping the gold. Coins usually have a higher premium because they are harder to make. Bars are cheaper to produce, so they have lower premiums.
• Purity and Weight:
  The value of your gold depends on how much pure gold it contains. Whether it’s a .9999 fine bar or a 22-karat coin, the gold content decides the base value.

• Straight from Trusted Sources:
  We work directly with the world’s best mints, like The Perth Mint, Scottsdale Mint, Pressburg Mint, and Germania Mint. That means you’ll get real, high-quality gold every time.
• Clear Prices and Great Deals:
  We keep our pricing open and honest. What you see is what you pay—no hidden fees. And with our Price Match Guarantee, you’ll always get a fair deal.
• Safe and Secure Shopping:
  From placing your order to receiving your gold, your safety is our top concern. We offer safe payment options and ship all orders fully insured and in plain packaging. We also buy bullion at the most optimal prices. Visit our Sell to Us page to learn more.
• Proud to Serve Our Community:

  We’re members of trusted groups like the Better Business Bureau (BBB), Numismatic Guaranty Company (NGC), and Professional Coin Grading Services (PCGS), showing our promise to do business the right way.

  Check out our wide selection of gold bars and coins today. Take the smart step to protect your savings and grow your wealth with the lasting strength of gold.

• 1. As a New Investor, Is it Best to Buy Gold Coins or Gold Bars?

  If you desire the most gold for your money, gold bars are less expensive. Nevertheless, gold coins offer greater resale, smaller unit sizes, and a government mint guarantee, making them ideal for collectibility and versatility.

• 2. In the USA, Is Buying Gold Bullion Taxable?

  There is no federal sales tax on investment-grade gold. Sales tax, however, is state-related, partially exempted by some states. Capital gains tax is paid when resold for profit. Check with a tax professional regarding information in your state.

• 3. Can I place physical gold in my IRA?

  Yes. You may purchase physical gold of IRS purity levels (usually .995 or higher) under a self-directed IRA. The most popular bullion coins and bars are usually accepted by IRAs, such as American Eagles and .9999 fine bars.

• 4. How Do I Know the Gold I'm Buying Is Real?

  Buy from reputable sellers such as BOLD Precious Metals. We buy directly from master mints. Find tamper-evident packaging, mint marks, and fine, detailed design work—indicators of real, high-purity bullion.

• 5. What is the Difference Between a Gold Coin and a Gold Bar?

  Government mints manufacture coins in gold, which are legal tender and have a higher premium. Private and government mints manufacture gold bars, which are of lower per-ounce cost and are suitable for investment on a large scale.

• 6. Why a Gold Coin Costs More Than the Spot Price?

  Coins command a premium over supply-demand spot price to pay for design, packaging, and minting. They are hence pricier than bars with lower manufacturing and distribution costs.

• 7. What's the Best Way to Buy Physical Gold on a Budget?

  Gold bars, particularly heavier weights of 10 oz or 1 kilo, have the lowest premiums per ounce. Cast bars from well-respected mints such as Valcambi or PAMP Suisse are favorite choices for low-cost investing.

• 8. Is it safe to buy gold bullion online?

  Yes, provided you buy from a reputable and trusted dealer. BOLD Precious Metals ensures safety with end-to-end data encryption, secure payment processing, and fully insured shipping for every order.