Metal, not stories
Liberty Gold Silver sells investment-grade bullion: sovereign coins and accredited bars priced by weight and purity. Weight and purity are what a buyer a decade from now can verify.
We do not build a purchase around collector stories, proof-set premiums, or sales language that disappears when a client tries to sell. Product choice should match liquidity, storage, IRA eligibility, and written costs.
- Sovereign coins and accredited bars
- Live spot references
- IRA purity thresholds explained in writing
- No collectible-premium positioning
Four metals, priced today
Gold
Five thousand years of monetary weight. Dense, liquid, globally recognized, and held by central banks under their own names.
Silver
Industrial metal and monetary metal in the same coin. Smaller entry size, wider swings, and deep demand from solar, electronics, and mints.
Ratio to gold: 64:1
The Rarer MetalPlatinum
Rare, industrially important, and tied to auto catalysts, hydrogen systems, and clean-energy demand.
Palladium
Mostly industrial. Catalytic converters move the price more than vault demand does, and the swings can be steep.
The thresholds the IRS sets
Gold generally needs .995 fineness or higher, silver .999, and platinum and palladium .9995 for retirement-account eligibility. American Gold Eagles are the familiar exception. Start with the eligible metals list before comparing products.
The Written Bond
Every cost, term, and buyback condition is set down in ink, signed, and handed to you before commitment. No verbal estimates. No moving numbers.
Read the Bond