Ensure Your Investment Is Safe With Fully Insured Depository Storage
Safeguard Your Metals at The Texas Bullion Depository
When you make an acquisition through Wholesale Coins Direct, we can help arrange to have your precious metal coins and bars delivered to your account at the Texas Bullion Depository. The Texas Bullion Depository insures all depository account holder contents against loss through the Lloyd’s of London insurance market.
The Texas Bullion Depository Offers Peace of Mind
Your trust is everything. That’s why Wholesale Coins Direct will help you arrange for storage at the Texas Bullion Depository, the only state-administered precious metals depository in the world.
The Texas Bullion Depository guarantees that your precious metals assets are safe. The facility uses multiple, overlapping layers of security to ensure proper chain of custody – from the time your metals are deposited to the time you withdraw them and they are shipped back to you. If you ever want to liquidate the assets held in your account at the Texas Bullion Depository, Wholesale Coins Direct can assist in making a market for you to liquidate and receive cash for your precious metals.
Why Secure Your Investments at the Texas Bullion Depository?
The Texas Bullion Depository is a state agency of the State of Texas. As such, it is held to higher standards and oversight than other depositories around the country ran by private management. When you have an account at the Texas Bullion Depository you remain in control of your assets. The Texas Bullion Depository offers an online portal for you to access information about your precious metal assets and check the market value.
At any time you can request a withdrawal from your Texas Bullion Depository account and have your metals shipped back to you, or liquidate them for cash at the market price.
Benefits include:
- Peace of mind knowing your investment is safe
- Releases you from the burden of securing your assets at home
- State of Texas oversight ensures the integrity of services offered at the depository
- Cost of storage, including insurance, is generally less than just the premium charged by your insurance company on metals you store at home
- Makes your home less of a target than it may otherwise be
- All deposits are 100% insured through the Lloyd’s of London insurance marketplace
- In the event you move, you don’t have to worry where your metals are located
- Gain access to your investment whenever you need it
About the Texas Bullion Depository:
The Texas Bullion Depository was created to provide a safe and secure location for Texans, U.S. Citizens, and others to have a safe, insured location to store their valuable precious metal assets.
Unlike other depositories, the Texas Bullion Depository is a state agency of the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. The facility is overseen by Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, while most other depository offerings are only managed by a private depository management team, with no oversight other than an occasional accounting audit.
The Texas Solution to Precious Metals Storage
The Texas Bullion Depository is an agency of the state of Texas, making it the only state-administered and audited vaulting facility in the nation.
To make sure investors are protected from ever having to worry that the precious metal assets they own could disappear in an instant, the state of Texas brought together a team spanning a wide range of skill sets and knowledge, from business operations and network security to facilities management and financial services.
The Texas Bullion Depository team includes experienced professionals from the precious metals industry which add an extra layer of expertise to the Depository Operations.
• The Texas Bullion Depository is an agency of the state of Texas
• Offers liquidity on the scale of COMEX
• 100% all-risk insurance through Lloyd’s of London
• Created to eliminate Counter-Party Risk
The Texas Bullion Depository is located on a 10-acre campus in Leander, Texas. The facility is just north of Austin, within a short drive from the Texas Capitol and the Comptroller’s office.