Payment Methods

What form of payment will you accept for my order?

We accept the following forms of payments: bank wire, certified check, bank draft, credit cards, cashier's check and postal money orders. Personal checks are accepted, however orders will not be shipped until the check clears. No C.O.D.s.

Personal checks will likely cause your order to be delayed up to 5 business days while we confirm funds and identity. While the extra days of waiting may be a hassle, our policy is to over police the security of your personal checking accounts.

A bank wire is required for orders over $25,000. Bank wire information will be emailed once we confirm your order.

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Minnesota Residents
Attention Minnesota Residents
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The Minnesota Bullion Coin Dealers Law (Chapter 80G) became effective July 1, 2014. The statute affects coin dealers residing in Minnesota, and any coin dealers outside of Minnesota, who buy and/or sell to Minnesota consumer residents, regardless of where the transactions take place.

Therefore, we will temporarily no longer buy and/or sell items that contain gold, silver, platinum, or palladium to Minnesota non-dealer residents until further notice. Thank you in advance for understanding this decision that we must regrettably make. If you are an existing client, we are still unable to complete any transactions at this time. Please email your account representative for additional details.

If you have concerns about how this law affects you, particularly as it limits your choices as a consumer in terms of the coin dealers you can conduct transactions with, please contact Minnesota Attorney General Laurie Swanson, along with your state representative and senator in the Minnesota Legislature.