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Where to Buy Goldbacks?

Written by Ryan Valentine

Founder & CEO aka Chief Financial Alchemist of Magnum Opus Financial. My goal is to teach the average an ordinary person how to invest in ways that hedge against inflation.

March 5, 2025

Goldbacks are becoming an increasingly popular way to own and use gold, whether for investment, collection, or everyday transactions (Yes! Everyday transactions). As the demand for Goldbacks grow, more distributors and coin shops are starting to sell Goldbacks, either in person or online. However, finding a reliable distributor to purchase them at the lowest price is essential for gaining the best value for your investment.

Key Factors to Consider When Choosing Where to Buy

Before purchasing Goldbacks, it’s important to evaluate different sellers based on the following factors:

  • Official Distributors: The best place to start your search is to start with official Goldback distributors. These distributors have been vetted and are recognized as reputable sources for purchasing Goldbacks. Buying from an official distributor ensures authenticity and typically offers competitive pricing. Some of these distributors offer local pick-up options, while others provide online sales with shipping options.
  • Price: Goldbacks are sold at a premium above their gold content. Compare prices among distributors and coin shops to find the best deal. Some sellers may charge significantly higher premiums and others might provide discounts with bulk purchases, so it’s worth shopping around.
    • Price of 1 Goldback as of Tuesday, March 4, 2025 (credit card purchases)
      Magnum Opus Financial $5.80
      Zion Metals $5.80
      Defy the Grid $5.82
      Bullion Exchanges $5.98
      Alpine Gold $6.00
      JM Bullion $6.05
      Money Metals $6.22
      APMEX $6.28
  • Shipping Costs: If you’re purchasing online, factor in shipping fees, which can sometimes make a big difference in the overall price. Some sellers offer free shipping for bulk purchases.
  • Customer Service: Reliable and responsive customer service can make your buying experience much smoother, especially if issues arise with your order. Look for sellers with good reviews and a reputation for handling transactions professionally.
  • Return or Exchange Policies: Not all sellers offer easy exchanges or refunds. Make sure to check store policies before purchasing.
  • Payment Options: Different sellers accept various payment methods, including credit cards, wire transfers, cryptocurrency, and sometimes even cash for in-person transactions. Some payment methods may incur extra processing fees, so be sure to check the seller’s terms before finalizing your purchase.

Final Thoughts

When purchasing Goldbacks, it’s essential to balance price, customer service, and reliability. While the official Goldback distributors provide a vetted and secure way to buy, comparing multiple sellers can help you get the best value. Shopping around ensures that you’re not overpaying on premiums, shipping, or transaction fees.  Choosing a trusted seller ensures that you’re acquiring Goldbacks for the best value.

As the Goldback market grows, more retailers and coin shops will begin offering them, potentially leading to more competitive pricing and availability. Keeping an eye on price trends and staying informed about where to buy will help you maximize your investment.

No matter your reason for purchasing Goldbacks, taking the time to evaluate sellers and understand pricing structures will help you make the best decision for your financial goals.

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