Noble Gold
- Invest in gold, silver, platinum, palladium
- New and rollover gold and silver IRAs available
- Stored assets insured through Lloyds of London
- Rare coin collections geared to hobbyists
- Direct-hold "survival packs" available from $5,000 – $500,000
Noble Gold is a reputable company that was established in 2016 and specializes in the supply of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. They are located in Sherman Oaks, California, but their storage facility is based in Texas.
Services
Noble Gold's services cater to a diverse customer base, with a primary focus on assisting individuals who wish to diversify their retirement portfolios with precious metals. They offer help with opening IRS-approved gold and silver IRA accounts and provide the option to roll-over existing retirement accounts or self-fund new IRAs. Additionally, they offer a "survival pack" option for individuals who prefer physical control of their precious metals outside of government-monitored accounts.
Noble Gold's services are not limited to precious metals. They have also diversified into cryptocurrency investment through their website, noblebitcoin.com. They offer Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Ripple currencies that are all IRS-approved for holding in retirement accounts.
If you decide to open a precious metals IRA with Noble Gold, there is a recurring annual service fee of $80 and a $150 storage fee. However, they ensure that your precious metals are kept in secure, segregated vaults, and your annual fee covers insurance. Additionally, they provide 24/7 online access to your account, so you can track the value of your investment in real-time.
For customers who wish to invest in precious metals outside of retirement accounts, Noble Gold offers two options: secure delivery to your home or other designated location or storage in one of two secure facilities.
Lastly, for hobbyists, Noble Gold offers a catalog of graded and certified collector coins. They take pride in their storage facilities and insurance policies and claim that the precious metals you invest through them are stored in Texas because it's a more secure location. They also insure their physical gold through Lloyd's of London.
