Grace Precious Metals  ·  Before November 3 Could Your Retirement Survive Another 1929? Get the Election Protection Guide — free

President Trump has warned of a depression if the midterms go the wrong way. This free guide shows you what to check before November 3, and if you already own gold, what it is really worth. Grace is changing the way people invest, with physical gold and silver priced clearly, fairly, and transparently.

✓Published spread, same for everyone
✓Salaried experts, no commission
✓Buyback with no commission
✓Standard IRS-eligible bullion only
Bill Armour
From the CEO

“You can’t control what happens on November 3. But you can find out whether the gold you own is really protecting you.”

Bill Armour
CEO, Grace Precious Metals
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The free guide from Bill Armour, a pastor who spent years inside the gold industry. The lessons of 1929, 2000 and 2008, and the five numbers every gold owner should know.

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From the Election Protection Guide

Is Your Gold Worth What You Think It Is?

Many people who bought gold to protect their retirement do not know what they own, or what it would sell for on the day they need it.

The question
What you may have been sold
What you want (bullion)
How much did you pay?

A price set on the phone, with the markup folded into the coin. Often 20% or more above the metal, and never written down.

A published spread you can check against the price of gold on your phone.

Did you buy proof or numismatic coins?

“Rare,” “proof” and “limited” coins that cost far more than the gold inside them. You find out when you try to sell.

Standard IRS-eligible bullion. Priced by the metal, not by a story.

Do you know what your portfolio is worth today?

A number on a statement that assumes you can sell at what you paid. In a crisis, you sell at what a dealer will pay.

Metal that trades close to the price of gold, so the number on the statement is real.

  • How much did you pay?

    What you may have been sold

    A price set on the phone, with the markup folded into the coin. Often 20% or more above the metal, and never written down.

    What you want (bullion)

    A published spread you can check against the price of gold on your phone.

  • Did you buy proof or numismatic coins?

    What you may have been sold

    “Rare,” “proof” and “limited” coins that cost far more than the gold inside them. You find out when you try to sell.

    What you want (bullion)

    Standard IRS-eligible bullion. Priced by the metal, not by a story.

  • Do you know what your portfolio is worth today?

    What you may have been sold

    A number on a statement that assumes you can sell at what you paid. In a crisis, you sell at what a dealer will pay.

    What you want (bullion)

    Metal that trades close to the price of gold, so the number on the statement is real.

If you cannot answer all three, get it valued before November 3, not after.

A salaried Grace expert will go through your holdings coin by coin and tell you what you have and what it is worth today. Free. No obligation to buy, sell or swap.

Get Your Portfolio Reviewed

Our promise — The Grace Standard

Four commitments we built the company on

Trust through transparency, not high-pressure sales.

A printed all-in cost sheet on a table, total annual cost 11.1%
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Published spread, 11.1% all-in

The markup over spot is 11.1%. That is the whole markup. Nothing is added on a phone call. Nothing is negotiated off it.

An older man at his dining table reading a Grace Precious Metals buyback statement
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Buyback with no commission

When you decide to sell, Grace buys back with no commission. No exit spread, no liquidation fee, no markdown.

American Gold Eagles, a Canadian Maple Leaf and a one-ounce fine gold bar
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Standard IRS-eligible bullion only

American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, LBMA-approved bars. No numismatic, exclusive, rare, premium, or proof coins in any form.

A Grace Precious Metals expert on a headset reading a client's paperwork
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Salaried experts, not salespeople

The person you speak to earns the same whether you buy or sell. No commissions, no referral fees, no volume quotas.

Why gold, why now

The dollar’s collapse is not coming. It has been happening for fifty-six years.

A dollar saved in 1970 buys about 12 cents’ worth today. Nothing dramatic did that. Three percent a year did it, quietly. A million dollars saved in 2000 buys half as much now. Over those same fifty-six years an ounce of gold went from $36 to about $4,660.

That is the whole argument in two lines: the currency lost ground, and the metal did not.

A burning one-hundred-dollar bill
Nothing dramatic did it. Three percent a year did.
$4,660
Gold spot today, per ounce
12¢
What a dollar saved in 1970 buys now
−88%
The dollar’s purchasing power since 1970
What one 1970 dollar buys0¢25¢50¢75¢100¢12¢1970198019902000201020202026

Bureau of Labor Statistics CPI-U, annual averages, 1970–2026.

Over those same fifty-six years an ounce of gold went from $36 to about $4,660.

What one ounce of gold costs$0$1,500$3,000$4,500$850 intra-year high · Jan 1980$4,6601970198019902000201020202026

Annual average spot, USD per ounce, 1970–2026, with the January 1980 intra-year high of $850 marked separately from the annual line. Prices can go down as well as up, and past performance is not a guarantee of future results.

In his words · Founder

Why a pastor built a gold company.

Bill Armour
Bill Armour
CEO, Grace Precious Metals

“I spent years inside the gold industry. I know how the numbers get hidden, because I watched it happen. I built Grace so you would never have to wonder what you paid.”

I was good at this business, and I left it anyway. I could not square what I saw on the sales floor with Proverbs 11:1, “a just weight is his delight.” People were handing over savings they had built over decades, and the business was set up to keep them from seeing the numbers.

So my brother Andrew and I built the company we could not find. The price is on the website before you call. We sell standard bullion only. Our experts are on salary, so nobody earns more by selling you more. That is the only kind of gold company I could put my name on.

— Bill Armour, Army veteran, pastor, and co-founder of Grace Precious Metals

Faith and family

Grace was built by two brothers who believe handling someone’s retirement savings is a moral obligation, not just a transaction.

Physical bullion only

Real metal held in your name. Never collector coins, never proof coins, never paper promises.

Straight dealing

One published price before you call. No pressure, no surprise fees, no commissioned salespeople.

How it works

Three simple steps to gold you actually own.

1

Open your IRA

We set you up with a self-directed IRA through an IRS-approved custodian. No tax hit, no early-withdrawal penalty.

2

Fund it

Roll over or transfer from an existing 401(k) or IRA. Your custodian handles the paperwork end to end.

3

Own your gold

Buy standard bullion at our published 11.1% spread, held in an IRS-approved depository in your name.

Most rollovers are complete in two to three weeks — a salaried expert walks you through every step.

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The guide

Send me the Election Protection Guide

The free guide from Bill Armour, a pastor who spent years inside the gold industry. The lessons of 1929, 2000 and 2008.

By clicking the button above, you agree that Grace Precious Metals can contact you at the e-mail and telephone number provided (including auto-dialed/auto-selected and prerecorded calls or text/SMS messages) with marketing offers. Msg. and data rates apply. Your consent to such contact is not required for purchase.

“A false balance is an abomination to the Lord, but a just weight is his delight.”

— Proverbs 11:1