Gold&Silver House videos

How to buy gold bullion the safer, cheaper & easier way.

Paul Tustain (Founder of Gold&Silver House) and Robert Glynne (CEO of Gold&Silver House) take you on a tour of a working gold vault and explain how Gold&Silver House can offer you the safest, cheapest and easiest way to own physical gold, silver and platinum bullion.

Until Gold&Silver House, most people could only invest in gold, silver, platinum and palladium in the form of coins or small bars, which come with a significant mark up. Gold&Silver House lets users buy any amount of bullion at the lowest possible prices – previously accessible only when making large-scale purchases in the wholesale bullion markets.

 

How to buy gold, silver, platinum and palladium on the Gold&Silver House order board

You'll be amazed how quick and easy it is to buy gold, silver, platinum and palladium on Gold&Silver House's live order board just by following our step-by-step guide.

Buy immediately at the prices shown, or set your own price and compete in the market to find a seller who will accept your price. When you’re ready, you can sell back in exactly the same way. It's like a stock exchange, but for pre-vaulted investment gold, silver and platinum, not for shares.

By allowing peer-to-peer trading and cutting out the middleman, Gold&Silver House gives you better prices and faster trading.

 

How the daily audit proves your bullion is where it should be - Gold&Silver House

Understand how Gold&Silver House proves your ownership of gold, silver, platinum, palladium and currency. Gold&Silver House is the only bullion business to publish a full account of all holdings – both bullion and cash – online, every day.

The daily audit shows you the full list of user records of cash and bullion, anonymised using public nicknames known only to the account holders. This video teaches you how to check your account against the audit and confirm that your correct balances are being shown.

You can also check the totals against third-party bar lists and bank statements as an additional means of verification. This reconciliation is open to public scrutiny and ensures than no double counting is possible.