Institutional and Large Order Gold Purchasing
Institutional buyers and individuals allocating significant capital to physical gold can purchase any quantity of the bars and coins in this collection. There is no minimum order size and no maximum, whether the order is a single 1 kilogram bar or a bulk allocation across multiple sizes.
How Large Orders Work
Every bar and coin in this collection is .999 fine gold, sourced from LBMA approved refiners upon order and shipped within days. Large orders are handled the same way as single unit purchases: place the order, receive confirmation, and receive shipment once the order is sourced.
Payment for Large Orders
Large orders can be paid by credit or debit card, an option most online gold dealers do not offer, or by wire transfer for buyers who prefer that method. There is no separate application or approval process required to place a large order.
Storage After Purchase
Buyers who do not want to take physical delivery can arrange storage through our third party vaulting partner. Storage is offered as a separate service from the purchase itself, and buyers who prefer direct physical delivery can choose that instead.
What to Know Before Placing a Large Order
Precious metals dealers are subject to federal reporting requirements on certain large transactions, including IRS Form 8300 for qualifying cash payments over $10,000. This applies broadly across the precious metals industry and is not specific to any one dealer. Buyers structuring a large purchase should be aware that these thresholds exist, independent of which dealer they use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a minimum order size for bulk gold purchases?
No. Any quantity of any bar or coin in this collection can be ordered, from a single unit to a large allocation.
Can institutional buyers pay by card?
Yes. Card payment is available for orders of any size, along with wire transfer.
Is storage included with a large purchase?
Storage is available as a separate arrangement through a third party vaulting partner. Buyers can also choose direct physical delivery instead.
Do large cash transactions trigger reporting requirements?
Precious metals dealers are subject to federal reporting rules, including IRS Form 8300, on qualifying cash transactions over $10,000. This is an industry-wide requirement, not specific to any one seller.
