Buying and Selling Precious Metals
Learn about owning precious metals, including how to buy and sell as well as their storage and dealers.
Learn about owning precious metals, including how to buy and sell as well as their storage and dealers.
Learn about how the Texas Bullion Depository add layers of protection not available at private depositories.
Learn about how to store your precious metals with the Texas Bullion Depository.
Learn how to become a Depository Agent and store metals for your clients at the Texas Bullion Depository.
Learn about storage account and liquidity offerings available to government entities, state agencies and institutional clients, including COMEX accounts and storage in the State of Texas.
To create the world's most advanced depository, Lone Star Tangible Assets has assembled a team of experts to advise on the design, construction and operations of the Texas Bullion Depository – including veterans of the precious metals industry, a former director of the United States Mint, veterans of the United States Military, and a former SWAT team leader. The Texas Bullion Depository team spans a wide range of skill sets and knowledge from business operations, network security, facilities management and financial services.
The depository will be established in three initial phases.
Phase 1 established the ability for Depository Account Holders to open accounts.
Concurrently, Lone Star Tangible Assets will begin constructing its new depository facility on a 10-acre campus in Leander, Texas. The new facility will be located just north of Austin, Texas, within driving distance from the Texas Capitol and the Comptroller’s office.
Phase 2 will focus on establishing services for large institutional Depository Account Holders and state agencies to establish accounts with select Depository Agents. We plan to work with banking partners capable of providing COMEX metal positions and high value liquidity for metal holdings stored at the Texas Bullion Depository.
Phase 2 services are slated to become available early in 2019, around the time the new Texas Bullion Depository facility is opened.
Please check TexasBullionDepository.gov frequently for new information as it becomes available.