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Secure your wealth with expert

Precious Metals Consulting & Exchange

In an unpredictable world, one thing remains constant— the enduring value of gold, silver, platinum, and other precious metals. Unbound Assets’ consulting and exchange services help investors like you make smart, secure decisions in the precious metals market.

Gold and silver have been money since humans first walked the Earth. Historically in times of inflation and currency crisis, the metals have proven to be a store of wealth and safety. 

Why Work With Unbound Assets?

We are just not dealers—we are your independent advisors.
Our mission is to educate and guide you.

Buying and Selling

We specialize in the secure buying and selling of gold, silver, and other precious metals at competitive market rates.

Unbiased Expertise

We offer objective guidance tailored to your goals—whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor.

Market Insight

We help you understand market trends, risks, and opportunities before making a move.

Portfolio Strategy

We assist you integrating metals into your broader financial plan for long-term security.

Secure Storage Advice

We give clear recommendations on vault storage, insurance, and custodianship to avoid common mistakes.

Gold coin with eagle emblem and inscriptions of the United States of America, E Pluribus Unum, In God We Trust, 1 oz. Fine Gold, 50 Dollars.
Close-up of stacked gold bars with inscriptions.
Two Canadian coins, one silver and one gold, both featuring a maple leaf design on the front. The silver coin says "Canadian" and "Fine Silver 1 Oz Argent Pur," while the gold coin says "Canadian" and "Fine Gold 1 Oz Or Pur."
A gold coin with the words 'FINE GOLD' and a lion design, surrounded by several gold nuggets, on a reflective surface.

Our one-on-one consulting gives you a clear roadmap.

  • Which metals are right for your goals

  • How to avoid overpriced products and scams

  • The truth about numismatics vs. bullion

  • Tax implications and how to report

  • Buying and the best ways to store and eventually sell

Who We Help

  • Retirees seeking wealth protection

  • New investors looking for a safe entry point

  • High-net-worth individuals planning for generational wealth

  • Crypto investors hedging against digital volatility

Ready to take control of your financial future?

Schedule a free 15-minute discovery call and see how precious metals can fit into your wealth plan.

Frequently Asked Questions about Precious Metals

  • Physical precious metals are tangible assets like gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in the form of coins (e.g., American Gold Eagle, Canadian Silver Maple Leaf) or bars (e.g., 1 oz gold bars, 10 oz silver bars) purchased for investment or wealth preservation.

  • Hedge against inflation: Metals often retain value when fiat currencies weaken.
    Portfolio diversification: They have low correlation with stocks and bonds.
    Safe haven: Demand rises during economic or geopolitical uncertainty.
    Tangible asset: Physical ownership provides security for some investors

  • Gold: Widely recognized, stable value, high liquidity (99.5%+ purity). Silver: More affordable, higher volatility, industrial uses (99.9%+ purity). Platinum: Rarer, tied to industrial demand (e.g., automotive) (99.95% + purity). Palladium: High demand in catalytic converters, volatile (99.95%+ purity). Choice depends on budget, goals, and risk tolerance.

  • Coins: Government-minted (e.g., American Gold Eagle, South African Krugerrand) or privately minted, valued for purity and collectibility. Bars: Refined ingots (e.g., PAMP Suisse, Perth Mint), typically cheaper per ounce but less liquid than coins. Rounds: Privately minted coin-like discs, lower premiums but not legal tender

  • The spot price is the current market price per ounce of a metal (e.g., gold at $2,000/oz), set by exchanges like COMEX or LBMA. Dealers charge a premium (2–10%) above spot for coins/bars, covering minting, distribution, and profit.

  • Premiums: 2–5% for gold, 5–10% for silver over spot price.
    Shipping and insurance: $10–$50 per order, depending on value.
    Storage: Home safes ($100–$1,000 one-time) or depository fees ($50–$300/year).

  • Home storage(Prohibited with IRA metals): Use a high-security safe or hidden vault, but risks include theft or loss (can insure via homeowner’s policy but that opens other risks). Bank safe deposit box: Not recommended - this is legally bank property, costs $20–$200/year, access is limited to bank hours. Private depositories: After 20 years on the industry we have 1 vault that we work with and highly recommend. Please ask for details.

  • Yes, but liquidity varies. Storage location is a big factor. If you have the metals vaulted it is a simple phone call or email. If stored at home ask us for options.

  • Price volatility: Metals prices fluctuate based on market demand, inflation, and geopolitics.
    Counterfeit risk: Fake coins/bars require buying from reputable dealers and verifying authenticity.
    Storage costs: Ongoing fees reduce returns.
    No income: Metals don’t pay dividends or interest, unlike stocks or bonds.