Snaplock HE Harris & Co: Silver Round Frosty Case

Yes, your package is insured in transit until it's delivered. Every single package we ship is sent with full shipping insurance. In the rare event that your package is missing or damaged in transit, BOLD will reimburse your purchase money or send you replacements. Important: Our insurance covers only shipments till transit. Once the shipping company receives a customer's signature or finishes delivery confirmation, our coverage ends.

Signatures are not required on orders under $750 until chosen and paid for at checkout. Deliveries exceeding $750 always need a signature. BOLD highly recommends Signature Confirmation for purchases under $750 to decrease the chance of theft or loss following delivery. We insure our packages till delivery, but not after.

The BOLD website delivers solely to US locations. Yet, if you want your purchase delivered internationally, email us at: [email protected] or call: 1-(866)454-BOLD with the products you want and the address, and we will explore the choices.

After approved payment, most orders ship within 3-4 business days. After that, delivery time depends on your shipping option. We send USPS First Class, but you may upgrade to Expedited at checkout. Order completion usually takes 1 to 10 business days following payment, depending on the method and whether the product is in stock or pre-sale. Credit cards and wire transfers clear the day of order. Paper checks clearance 5 business days after receipt of the check. Electronic checks pass 5 business days after the order.

Yes, we ship orders to billing addresses for Guest Users only. If you have an account with us, we will save your address as the default billing address. If you have an account but cannot see your default address, you most likely have not logged in. Please log in to check out your information.

We provide an Expected Shipping date while placing an order. You can also track your order with the help of the Invoice number and Zip Code OR Billing Email and Zip Code, any of the two combinations. You will also receive an email once your order ships. Most orders ship within 2-3 business days after payment. Delivery time depends on your preferred shipping method.

While placing orders, once you have completed your payment, we give you shipping options such as UPS/USPS/FedEx. Choose a shipping method according to your convenience.

Once you place your order, we divide it into two parts based on availability: In Stock and Pre-Sale. We ship the items In Stock first, followed by the Pre-Sale orders. Products on presale are sold before their release. When pre-sale items arrive in our warehouse, we ship them the next business day. You will receive In Stock items first. For more information about Pre-Sale items, you can contact our customer care via email: [email protected] or call: 1-(866)454-BOLD.

Yes, BOLD ships to all US territories.

Yes, we ship to Alaska and Hawaii by UPS and FedEx. Yes, we ship to Alaska and Hawaii by UPS and FedEx. If the order is below $199, the standard shipping cost of $8.95 plus an upgrade shipping cost of $29.95 is applicable. For all rest of the order subtotals above $199 via UPS or FedEx, the maximum shipping upgrade cost is $29.95, meaning $4 per pound of weight, if applicable (whichever is lower). On the billing page, you can check your final total after an upgrade. Signature Confirmation is an optional add-on for orders under $199 up to $750, priced at $3.95. For orders with a subtotal between $750 and $3000, the Signature Confirmation is provided for free and is automatically included with the selected shipping option.

Yes. While placing your order, you can select the delivery location by checking the box on your profile page. You can select any of the following options: Home, Work, or P.O. Box. There is a price restriction in place for shipments to PO Box addresses. Orders totaling $3000 and above cannot be shipped to a PO Box address.

No.

We ship all orders insured to delivery via USPS First Class in inconspicuous packaging. You can also select Priority at checkout to speed delivery.

To verify precious metals' purity and genuineness, scratch and acid tests, assaying (assay card details), magnets, electronic testers, and advanced laboratory technologies may be utilized. For reliable findings, visit a precious metals specialist or use professional testing equipment like Sigma Metalytics PMV devices.

You must safeguard your precious metals in safety boxes at home, at the bank, in a private vault, or at a company. BOLD additionally recommends seven well-known depositories for all your precious metal storage requirements.

BOLD Precious Metals strives to provide up-to-date and exact sales tax data to provide a seamless shopping experience. Sales taxes vary by state in the United States. You can navigate to our State Tax page for applicable tax information.

Precious metal investment fraudsters call themselves "metal dealers" or "rare coins traders," They use dread to guarantee quick returns. To prevent these frauds, ask questions, study the firm, and report questionable behavior to the FTC, SEC, or CFTC. To avoid scams, purchase your bullion only from credible dealers like BOLD. BOLD has been in this industry for over 8 years, with excellent customer reviews and a proven track record.

Yes. Precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum can be a part of your retirement portfolio, primarily through Gold-IRA accounts. Gold IRAs let people invest in gold and silver for retirement. Though contributions and distributions are the same, they are independent of a regular retirement account. Gold IRAs may be established with pre- or post-tax funds with certain custodians or brokers. For more information, visit our IRA page or talk to your financial advisor.

Bullion coins are valued by their metal content. In contrast, numismatic coins are rare, collectible, or both and provide extra worth. Numismatic coins are appreciated for their uniqueness and history. Additionally, bullion coins are bought for investments, inflation hedges, or diversifying portfolios. Bullion coins are usually made by government mints like the US Mint.