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IRA Eligible Metals
For many investors, the possibility to own precious metals like gold, silver, platinum, and palladium inside of a self-directed IRA is an exciting opportunity for them to take back control of their financial future. There is a multitude of options when purchasing precious metals for an IRA. American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, or the Australian Kangaroo all qualify for inclusion in an IRA as well as precious metals in bar form. Read more about IRA eligible metals here.
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1 oz Silver Nadir Refinery Bar w/Assay CardAs low as $26.17 -
2022 1 oz Silver Philharmonic CoinAs low as $26.07 -
2022 1 oz Silver Maple LeafAs low as $28.97 -
2022 1 oz Silver Britannia CoinAs low as $26.37 -
1 oz $50 Gold American Eagle Coin (Date Varies)As low as $1,933.88 -
2022 1 oz $50 Gold American Eagle Coin BUAs low as $1,938.88 -
2022 1/2 oz $25 Gold American Eagle CoinAs low as $1,031.94 -
2022 1/4 oz $10 Gold American Eagle CoinAs low as $580.16 -
2022 1/10 oz $5 Gold American Eagle CoinAs low as $266.08 -
1 oz Silver American Eagle Coin - (Date Varies)As low as $33.37 -
Common Date $100 Platinum American Eagle BullionAs low as $1,122.34Out of stock -
100 oz Silver IGR Bar w/AssayAs low as $2,407.30 -
100 oz Silver Nadir BarAs low as $2,407.30 -
2022 1 oz Gold Britannia CoinAs low as $1,870.88 -
10 oz Silver Wall Street BarAs low as $259.73Out of stock -
1 kilo Silver Wall Street BarAs low as $810.03Out of stock -
10oz Silver Liberty Trade Buffalo BarAs low as $254.73 -
1 oz Gold Australian Kangaroo CoinAs low as $1,862.88Out of stock -
1 oz Gold Philharmonic CoinAs low as $1,870.88Out of stock -
1 oz Gold Maple Leaf CoinAs low as $1,876.88Out of stock -
1 oz Silver Maple Leaf CoinAs low as $27.97Out of stock -
1 oz Silver Kookaburra CoinAs low as $38.37Out of stock -
1 oz Silver Koala CoinAs low as $38.37Out of stock -
1 oz Silver Philharmonic CoinAs low as $25.37Out of stock
IRA Eligible Metals
Any precious metal owned inside of an IRA must meet certain fineness requirements and must be produced by an approved and accredited refiner.
One of the retirement specialists at Wholesale Coins Direct will guide you through the process of protecting your hard-earned savings by transferring funds from your current IRA or your former 401K/403B account to physical precious metals that you can hold in your hand, not just read about in a monthly statement.
For acquisitions as part of an official IRA or 401K retirement account, you must complete the appropriate paperwork and have the order funded properly. If you’d like to learn more about adding precious metals to your official retirement account, call our Retirement Services Division at 800-694-3518.
Examples of Precious Metals Permitted in an IRA
Gold
- American Eagle bullion and/or proof coins
- Austrian Philharmonic bullion coins
- American Buffalo bullion coins
- British Britannia (new .9999+) bullion coins
- Australian Kangaroo/Nugget bullion coins
- Canadian Maple Leaf bullion coins
- Bars, rounds, and coins manufactured by a refiner/assayer/manufacturer accredited by NYMEX/COMEX, NYSE/Liffe, LME, LBMA, LPPM, TOCOM, ISO 9000, or a national government mint and meeting minimum fineness requirements(2)(3)
Silver
- American Eagle bullion and proof coins
- British Britannia (new .9999+) bullion coins
- American America the Beautiful bullion coins
- Canadian Maple Leaf bullion coins
- Australian Kookaburra bullion coins
- Mexican Libertad bullion coins
- Austrian Philharmonic bullion coins
- Bars, rounds and coins manufactured by a refiner/assayer/manufacturer accredited by NYMEX/COMEX, NYSE/Liffe, LME, LBMA, LPPM, TOCOM, ISO 9000, or a national government mint and meeting minimum fineness requirements(2)(3)
Platinum
- American Eagle bullion and proof coins
- Isle of Man Noble bullion coins
- Australian Koala bullion coins
- Bars, rounds, and coins manufactured by a refiner/assayer/manufacturer accredited by NYMEX/COMEX, NYSE/Liffe, LME, LBMA, LPPM, TOCOM, ISO 9000, or a national government mint and meeting minimum fineness requirements(2)(3)
Examples of Precious Metals Not Permitted in an IRA
- Austrian Corona and Ducat
- German Mark
- Belgian Franc
- Hungarian Korona
- British Sovereign and Britannia
- Italian Lira
- Chilean Peso
- Mexican Peso and Ounza
- Columbian Peso
- South African Krugerrand
- Dutch Guilder
- Swiss Franc
- French Franc
- Rare or Collectible Coins
(1) The list represents the most popular bullion products allowed in IRAs. Additional products may be acceptable. (2) Minimum Fineness Required: • Gold = .995+ • Platinum = .9995+ • Silver = .999+ • Palladium = .9995+ (3) Small bullion bars (i.e., bars other than 400-ounce gold, 100-ounce gold, 1000-ounce silver, 50-ounce platinum and 100-ounce palladium bars) must be manufactured to exact weight specifications.
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