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	American Hartford Gold ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	American Precious Metals Exchange ★★☆☆☆ 1.8 Visit Website	Augusta Precious Metals ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	Birch Gold Group ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	Goldco ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	Goldline ★★☆☆☆ 2.3 Visit Website	JM Bullion ★★★★☆ 4 Visit Website	Lear Capital ★★★★☆ 4.3 Visit Website	Money Metals Exchange ★★★★☆ 3.5 Visit Website	Noble Gold Investments ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	Oxford Gold Group ★★★★★ 5 Visit Website	Patriot Gold Group ★★★★★ 4.7 Visit Website	Rosland Capital ★★★★☆ 4.3 Visit Website	SD Bullion ★★★★☆ 4.1 Visit Website
Company ratings:	The Better Business Bureau gives American Hartford Gold an A+ rating alongside its 4.93 out of 5-star reviews. Business Consumer Alliance awards the company an AA rating. The company has a 5 out of 5 rating on TrustLink and TrustPilot.	APMEX has mixed reviews, with an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau but a 1.8 out of 5 stars from TrustPilot. Similarly, the company received 3.7 out of 5 stars from Consumer Affairs.	The Better Business Bureau gives Augusta Precious Metals an A+ rating and 4.97 out of 5 stars. Additionally, Facebook gives the company 4.8 out of 5 stars while TrustLink awards them 5 stars.	Birch Gold Group has received an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and a triple-A rating from Business Consumer Alliance.	Goldco has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau alongside a triple-A rating from Business Consumer Alliance. To add to that, TrustLink awards the company 5 stars, and TustPilot gives the company 4.8 out of 5 stars.	Unfortunately, Goldline has several poor reviews, resulting from complaints and allegations of fraud and theft. The company still retains an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau but has 1.5 out of 5 stars. Business Consumer Alliance rates the company a B, and Trustlink gives Goldline 2.3 out of 5 stars.	JM Bullion has very high ratings across multiple rating sites. The Better Business Bureau gave the company an A+ rating and Trustpilot gives JM Bullion 4.4 out of 5 stars.	Recently, Lear Capital faced legal scrutiny for misleading elderly customers, which led to a slight drop in ratings. Lear Capital holds a B rating from the Better Business Bureau and triple-A status from Business Consumer Alliance. TrustLink gives the company 4.5 out of 5 stars, and TrustPilot gives the company 4.9 out of 5 stars.	The Better Business Bureau awards Money Metals Exchange with an A+ rating. However, consumers on TrustPilot beg to differ, giving the company an average rating of 2.3 out of 5 stars.	Noble Gold Investments holds an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and an AA rating from Business Consumer Alliance. TrustLink awards the company 5 stars.	Oxford Gold Group has all-around positive reviews from the Better Business Bureau, Business Consumer Alliance, and TrustPilot: 4.93 stars, AA, and 4.9 stars, respectively.	Patriot Gold Group has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and a 4.9 out of 5 rating from TrustPilot. Business Consumer Alliance awards the company a double-A rating.	Rosland Capital has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. However, consumers on TrustPilot and TrustLink disagree, giving the company, on average, 3 out of 5 stars.	SD Bullion has high consumer ratings, with an A+ from the Better Business Bureau and 4.1 out of 5 stars from Trustpilot.
Costs:	Minimum $10,000 investment for IRA accounts Minimum $2,500 purchase for physical assets $180 annual IRA fee, but ranges based on investment amount No annual fees for cash gold or silver purchases	Minimum $2,000 investment for IRA accounts Storage fees vary based on investment amount, with annual fees starting at $180 Free shipping for orders over $199	Minimum $50,000 investment for all purchases $50 one-time IRA setup fee No setup costs for non-IRA accounts Annual $100 storage and $80 maintenance fees for all accounts	One-time IRA setup fee of $50 and wire transfer fee of $30 Annual $100 storage and $80 maintenance fees for IRA accounts. The company has one-time and annual fees for IRAs. One-time fees include a $50 setup fee and a $30 wire transfer fee. Annual costs include a $100 storage fee and an $80 maintenance fee. If investors transfer more than $50,000 to their IRA account, Birch Gold Group will cover all first-year fees. Additionally, shipping is free for cash purchases over $10,000.	Minimum $25,000 investment for IRA accounts Non minimum investment or annual fees for cash physical asset purchases $175 annual fee for IRA accounts holding $25,000 to $100,000 $225 annual fee for IRA accounts holding more than $100,000 When making a $25,000 minimum purchase, Goldco will reimburse the yearly storage cost in like-value silver.	Storage costs are billed bi-annually Charged 1% of the total asking price for the investments, or $15, whichever is lower	$30 (online) or $75 (not online) account opening fee $130 (for investments under $100,000) or $180 (for investments over $100,000) annual account administration fee Free shipping for orders over $199	Minimum $25,000 investment for IRA accounts No minimum investment or annual fees for physical asset purchases $180 annual IRA fee for investments below $100,000 (includes shipping, storage, and insurance) $225 annual IRA fee for investments over $100,000	Annual storage fees are based on the investment amount $96 fee for holdings up to $15,999 Investments between $16,000 and $99,000 are charged a 0.59% fee on the total amount Investments between $100,000 and $999,999 are charged 0.49% Investments between $1 million to $2.5 million are charged 0.39%.	Minimum investment amount and annual costs vary by account type Minimum $2,000 investment for gold IRAs, silver IRAs, coins, and bars Minimum $5,000 investment for Survival Packs Annual $80 administration and $150 storage fees for gold IRAs and physical previous metals (includes insurance) Annual $225 administration and $250 storage fees for silver IRAs (includes insurance) Annual $150 storage fee for Survival Packs (includes insurance)	Minimum $7,500 investment for IRA accounts Minimum $1,500 investment for non-IRA accounts No annual fees for cash purchases Annual $175 fee for IRA accounts holding under $100,000 (includes storage) Annual $225 fee for IRA accounts holding over $100,000 (includes storage)	Minimum $15,000 investment for IRA accounts One-time $225 setup fee for IRAs with less than $30,000 Annual $140 fee for IRA accounts (includes insurance and storage) No fees for life for IRA investments of $250,000 or more	Minimum $10,000 invesment for IRA accounts One-time $25 fee for IRA accounts Annual $225 fee for IRA accounts (includes maintenance)	Flat $9.99 monthly fee for precious metal IRAs 0.29% of invested amount for gold IRA storage 0.39% of invested amount for silver IRA storage 0.29% of invested amount for platinum IRA storage Free shipping for orders over $199
Pros:	Price matching $2,500 in free silver for qualifying purchases All orders include free shipping, insurance, and tracking Annual IRA fees and storage costs covered for up to 3 years on eligible accounts	Several payment options, including checks and credit cards Allow online orders Large selection, including rare coins and currencies	All purchases come with price protection and a money-back guarantee Accepts returns within 7 days for a full refund Five depository options with shipping and insurance	If more than $50,000 is transferred to an IRA account, the company will cover all first-year fees Free shipping for cash purchases over $100 Large selection	First-year fees waived for new investors and 10% back in silver coins Yearly storage cost is reimbursed in like-value silver when making a $25,000 minimum purchase Live online market reports	Been in business for several decades and was once the largest retailer Price guarantee program Large selection	Offers precious-metal-backed loans up to $5 million Military discounts Four international and domestic storage options Accepts Bitcoin payment	Depository is insured by Lloyd’s of London No additional charges for rolling over traditional IRAs to precious metal IRAs Yearly storage cost is reimbursed in like-value silver when making a minimum purchase Investors receive more like-value silver for every additional $25,000 investment	Monthly investment plan that includes different asset options and amounts Buyback program Access to real-time prices and alerts	Insured shipping for all orders Insured depository storage Buyback program Three depository options	Two depository options: Delaware Depository or Brink’s Global Services USA 24/7 online account access Large selection	Investor direct pricing Real-time online account access	International offices in the U.S., Hong Kong, Germany, and the UK Investors receive $1,000 in free gold if they order a minimum of $20,000	Free storage for three months International shipping to 40 countries Buyback option
Cons:	Prices not listed online No international shipping	Mixed reviews Delivery delays and issues Customer service complaints	No international storage Cannot open an account online	No international depositories Prices not listed online	No custodian or storage options High minimum IRA investment amount	Previously charged with fraud and theft, but the case was settled Add-on costs and higher premiums Negative reviews	No international shipping Not recognized as an official U.S. Mint dealer Customer support is only available on weekdays	Only offers silver and gold assets Lengthy IRA transfer and delivery process (14 to 30 days) Small investments may incur additional fees Legal action was taken against the company, which led to Lear Capital filing bankruptcy	Charged 4% fee when paying with a credit card, debit card, or PayPal account Minimum and maximum amounts for each payment type May incur additional fees on top of the storage costs	No online pricing High minimum investment amounts and fees	Cannot open an account online Some assets or accounts may incue additional fees	Cannot purchase assets online No prices listed online	Prices not listed online No segregated storage	5% cancellation fee 3% to 5% restocking fee Customer support is only available on weekdays

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