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For your convenience, Goldline offers two different ways for you to purchase gold coins, gold bullion and other precious metals as outlined in detail below. Most Goldline clients purchase gold and silver coins through their Account Executive by calling 1-877-376-2646. Some gold collectors, gift buyers and gold investors instead choose to order their gold and silver coins online. Here's a brief outline of both options.
If you are looking to purchase $2,500 or more worth of precious metals or rare coins, we suggest you call 1-877-376-2646 to speak with an Account Executive and to learn about free shipping. Many clients prefer to speak with someone about their precious metals choices before buying. The benefits of calling Goldline include:
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Current informationBecause the Account Executives have access to current pricing and specials which may not be available on the Internet. |
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ExpertiseGoldline has a recognized staff of numismatists who can answer your questions about specific coins. |
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ExperienceGoldline has been helping investors and collectors since 1960. Many of our employees have been in the industry and with our company for decades. |
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Your Own Personal Account ExecutiveWhen you contact Goldline, you will be assigned to your personal Account Executive who can guide you through the process of buying gold and silver and answer any questions you may have. |
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Wider SelectionOnly a select number of gold and silver products are available for purchase online. You can only buy many gold and silver coins by calling 1-877-376-2646. |
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Lower PricingGoldline may be able to offer you lower prices than you see available online when you contact us directly. If you plan on acquiring gold or precious metals investment over $2,500, call 1-877-376-2646 and speak to an Account Executive before you place your order and to learn about free shipping. |
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Using Cashier’s Checks, Bank Wires, or Personal ChecksMany gold and silver orders placed with a Goldline Account Executive can be satisfied with a variety of payment options, including checks, bank wires, and credit cards. Online buyers may only buy with Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover. Additional fees may apply for credit card purchases. Please contact Goldline for further information. Goldline does not recommend that you go into credit card debt to make a purchase. |
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Independent StorageAlthough most Goldline investors choose to take delivery of their gold coins and precious metals, you may also choose to have your gold and silver stored at an independent, third party depository (some restrictions apply). |
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You may also purchase select coins and reference books at our Online Store. This option is ideal if your order is under $2,500. Click here to visit our Online Store any time, day or night. Acquiring gold and other precious metals an important decision and one that should be made after considering all of the risks and benefits. Goldline offers resources on our website to help you make your decision, including our Coin Facts for Investors to Consider. To get started buying gold, download and complete the Account and Storage Agreement. To learn more about the company’s history and pedigree, visit the About Goldline section. Our Account Executives are also available to answer your questions at 1-877-376-2646. |
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