Canadian gold dealer reviews
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Our Canadian reviews compare gold dealers on price, payment fees, delivery and buyback. In our 11 October 2026 check, the lowest single-coin 1 oz Maple Leaf premium was 1.68% over spot at Gold Stock Canada by wire, against 3.16% at Canadian PMX.
Every Canadian review uses the same published checks as the rest of GoldVetted.
All canadian gold dealer reviews
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Bullion Mart review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Bullion Mart review: Toronto dealer selling a 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf at C$6,128.22 on 12 Oct 2026 (2.95% over spot), with 98% buyback on its own stock. |
| Canadian PMX review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Canadian PMX review: Royal Canadian Mint distributor with a Richmond Hill showroom. 1 oz Maple Leaf at 3.19% over spot by wire on 12 Oct 2026, plus storage. |
| Gold Stock Canada review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Gold Stock Canada review: lowest Maple Leaf premium in our October 2026 checks (1.68% by wire), a Toronto showroom, and 95% to 98% of spot when you sell. |
| Kitco (Canada) review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Kitco review for Canadians: a 1 oz Maple Leaf cost CA$6,294.14 (5.70% over spot) on 12 Oct 2026, with a $5,000 minimum. Fees, Interac, buyback, storage. |
| Royal Canadian Mint review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Royal Canadian Mint review: its 1 oz premium coins cost 19.80% to 24.99% over spot on 12 Oct 2026, are final sale, and have no buyback. Who it suits. |
| Silver Gold Bull review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Silver Gold Bull review: Calgary dealer majority owned by Gold.com since 2024, 4% off for e-Transfer or wire, free shipping over $999, vaults in 4 countries. |
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Not financial advice. GoldVetted provides general information to help you compare options. It is not personal financial, tax or legal advice. Gold prices go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you pay. Check tax rules with the official source or a qualified adviser before you act.