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Gold has increased in value more than 400% over the last 20 years, outpacing inflation during every major economic downturn since 1971. When paper money loses purchasing power, gold holds its ground.
Precious metals have historically moved independently of stocks and bonds. During the 2008 financial crisis, gold rose while the S&P 500 fell nearly 40%, providing a critical buffer for retirement accounts.
Unlike stocks or bonds, gold and silver can't be hacked, frozen, or devalued by a company's failure. You own a real, physical asset with intrinsic value, and you can take possession of it in retirement.
The American Gold Eagle, introduced in 1986, is primarily gold but includes small amounts of silver and copper for added durability.
The 1854 Kellogg $20 coin, born from the California Gold Rush, is a rare collector’s piece and a notable part of American history.
The Austrian Gold Philharmonic, first minted in 1989, was created to honor the Vienna Orchestra—reflected in its distinctive musical-themed designs.
The Australian Gold Kangaroo, first introduced in 1986, is widely regarded as a benchmark for craftsmanship and quality in modern bullion coins.
The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is among the world’s purest coins, featuring 99.9999% gold—and even higher purity in special editions.
If the remarkable beauty of the Perth Mint 1oz Gold Bar does not first attract one, the security and authenticity feature is sure to make one’s head turn.
The American Silver Eagle, released in 1986, contains 1 troy ounce of 99.9% pure silver and is issued in a single $1 denomination.
Minted in 1878–1904 and 1921, the Morgan Dollar—designed by George T. Morgan—is especially rare in uncirculated early-production form.
The 1oz Highland Mint Silver Round is simpler than many coins, but its clean design makes it popular among collectors and silver investors.
The America the Beautiful Silver Bullion Coins comprise a series of silver bullion coins with a face value of a quarter dollar.
The Vienna Philharmonic, founded in 1842, inspired Austria to launch the Philharmonic Coin series in 1989, beginning with the first gold coin.
With a weight of 100 troy ounces, this bar is undoubtedly one of the biggest silver bars forged from their refineries.
Our account manager will guide you through a simple application to get your IRA started. Once your account is active, we’ll connect you with a trusted precious metals IRA custodian.
Your specialist will explain your IRA options, answer questions, and help you choose the best path. They’ll guide you through the rollover process to keep everything smooth.
We’ll ship your selected coins or bars directly to the approved depository to keep your assets insured, secure, and safely stored. You’ll receive confirmation once your metals are fully deposited.
