Our Bars

There are many benefits to collecting platinum, copper, gold and silver bars, for one you can trust in their innate value and spot pricing. 

They are also easy to store and collect. Ultimately, if you’re looking to invest in precious metals where you know the exact quantity and ratio of the metal contents, then bars are a great option.

The value of a metal bar is accurately determined by the live spot price – no more, no less. On the other hand, coins can command slightly higher costs over spot price than bars. 

If your goal is to trade in the historical niche, go for coins, but if you are strictly investing in the value, go for bars.

We highly recommend that you have a good mix of precious metal bars and coins in your collection. The more variety you have, the more opportunities you have to trade in different situations and marketplaces.

It’s impossible to judge the purity of a precious metal bar just by looking at it. 

An assay is an evaluation of a precious metal’s purity. This process will reveal the composition of the bar and whether or not it has been mixed with other metals.

We thoroughly assay every single bar to make sure that you know what you’re spending your money on is worth it.

With a platinum, copper, silver and gold bar subscription, you can build your inventory sustainably over a long period of time. This means you can build a new channel of investment and participate in new marketplaces and opportunities. 

We handle everything, from sourcing to evaluation to delivery and so much more, you’ll get all the benefits without any of the work.

Nowadays, you can find a lot of websites where reliable and trusted companies are selling and transacting Gold, Silver, Platinum, and other metal bars.

However, the options and the terminologies of precious metals investment might overwhelm you. The learning curve for investing in metal bars requires that you have an in-depth knowledge of mintage, live spot price, what types to buy, and what is more advantageous for your goals.

If you are a beginner, you might want to leave all the research to the experts. This is what we are for – when you subscribe with us, we will pick the right metals for you and all you need to do is wait.

We will send you the best variety that will give you more opportunities in trade.

This fact means, however, that our shipping doesn’t include the outside states. We do not ship to the specific states of Alaska and Hawaii. We exclude other United States territories on different continents from our shipping list as well.

If you are currently in Alaska or Hawaii and have relatives in the mainland that you can trust, you can ask them to transact for you. You can let them receive, maintain, and keep your collection.

There are many different types of bars that you can consider purchasing.

There are cast bars, which are made using a seven-thousand-year-old method of casting. The imprecise, old, and crude style makes it impossible for two bars to be alike. While they are plainer in design than other bars, they are sought after for their cost efficiency.

Another option is minted bars which are beautifully and intricately designed. They have a significantly higher price than cast bars and investors seek them for that reason. Many of these bars are presented in a packaged format and they cannot be touched. The more preserved the original packaging of these bars is, the more valuable they will be.

There is also the CombiBar, which is a new type of bar created at the Swiss refinery Valcambi in 2010. They are flexible 99.9 % gold bars that are the size of a credit card.

Smart collectors know that diverse collections fair better, so you should consider adding a few different types to your inventory.