Let me show you how it's done
First, they get you off regular gold coins.
Regular gold coins sell for close to the going price of gold — a price you can look up on your phone in seconds. That's a problem for a company that wants to charge you more. So they sell you a different kind of coin, one where the real price is hard to find.
Regular gold coins
Priced close to the going rate for gold. Easy to check. Easy to sell back for close to what they're worth.
"Special" coins
Cost more than regular coins, for reasons that are hard to pin down.
"Rare" coins
Sold as collector's items for far more than the gold inside them. Hard to sell later for anything close.
They talk these coins up with the same few lines every time: "limited supply," "private," "the government can't take it," "it protects you if the market falls." I heard them for years. The words sound good — but the coin costs far more than the gold in it, and you don't find out until you try to sell.
Here's what it costs you
On $100,000, you can lose $17,000 to $33,000 — and in the worst cases, far more.
Once you add up everything you pay to buy and everything you lose to sell, the true cost for most companies runs between 17 and 33 cents on every dollar. That's what's typical. In the worst cases regulators have found, people were charged up to 130% more than their gold was worth — more than double. On $100,000, that isn't $30,000 gone. It's far more.
Don't take my word for it · no company named
This isn't a guess. Regulators have taken them to court.
Federal and state regulators have sued gold companies over exactly this. Here's what they say the companies charged.
more than the gold was worth — alleged against one company
what a coin was worth — what some buyers were allegedly charged
one company allegedly kept from older buyers, on top of the real price
looking into a single gold company at the same time
So I couldn't keep doing it
Now you've seen it. So had I — every day.
I was good at this business, and I left it anyway. I couldn't square what I was doing with what I believe. I served as an associate pastor — "a just weight is his delight" isn't a slogan to me, it's the standard, and the business I was in didn't come close.
So I built the opposite company
Grace does the reverse of everything above.
And you can check every word of it yourself, before you ever call us.
Our price is on the website
11.1%, everything in. Check it against the price of gold on your phone.
Regular coins only
no "rare" or "special" coins. Not now, not ever.
Our people are on salary
they earn the same whether you buy or not.
We buy it back fairly
I put it all in writing
The whole thing, exposed — and how Grace does it differently.
One short guide, two halves. First, what I saw: how the rip off works and the lines they use. Then how Grace does the opposite — our full price with the math on a $100,000 move, why we sell regular coins only, and the questions to ask before you sign with anyone. Free, plain English, yours to keep.
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"A false balance is an abomination to the Lord, but a just weight is his delight."
— Proverbs 11:1