US gold dealer reviews
Our US reviews compare online gold dealers on price, payment fees, delivery, buyback and track record. In our 10 October 2026 check, SD Bullion had the lowest single-coin Gold Eagle premium by wire (3.33%), with APMEX at 5.45%. Paying by card cost about 4.2% more at both dealers.
Every US dealer review on GoldVetted uses the same checks: clear live pricing, payment fees, insured delivery, buyback, ownership and track record, and the premium we could verify with our automated price check. We never use star ratings or paid placements.
All us gold dealer reviews
| Guide | What it covers |
|---|---|
| APMEX review: is it a good place to buy gold? | APMEX review for 2026: who owns it, its 4% card surcharge, free shipping over $199, Citadel storage at 0.55% a year and our dated Gold Eagle price check. |
| BGASC review: is it a good place to buy gold? | BGASC review: owned by JM Bullion's parent since 2022, 4% off for wire, ACH or check, free shipping over $199 and a $1,000 buyback minimum. Is it legit? |
| JM Bullion review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Is JM Bullion legit? Our 2026 review covers who owns it, payment discounts, shipping, selling back, customer ratings and how its prices compare. |
| Kitco review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Kitco review for US buyers: a 1 oz Gold Eagle cost $4,340.40 by wire (3.89% over spot) on Oct 12, 2026, with a $5,000 minimum. Fees, buyback, ratings. |
| Money Metals Exchange review: is it a good place to buy gold? | Money Metals Exchange review: Idaho dealer since 2010, BBB A+, free shipping on $199+, storage from $96 a year, card fees, buyback and what customers say. |
| SD Bullion review: is it a good place to buy gold? | SD Bullion review: lowest Gold Eagle wire price in our October 2026 check (3.33% over spot), plus payment limits, shipping rules, storage fees and ratings. |
How we review
Read how we review gold dealers and see every price we checked in the premium tracker.
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.