State Sales Tax Information

Know the Rules Before You Buy

Sales tax on precious metals varies by delivery destination-not necessarily where you live. Some states exempt certain products; others tax bullion or collectibles. Laws change frequently. We calculate tax at checkout based on product type and delivery address.

State-by-State Taxes


Different by State

Exemptions vs. taxable; bullion vs. collectibles.

Taxes Change

Rules evolve—check updates regularly.

At Checkout

Auto-calculated by product + delivery address.


Sales Tax FAQs

How is sales tax determined?

Unlike federal income tax, there is no national sales tax in the U.S.; rates are set individually by each state, and local governments (counties, cities, and special districts) often add their own taxes. Five states have no statewide sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon.

Delivery state or residence?

Sales tax is calculated at checkout based on the delivery address provided and the applicable state and/or local tax jurisdiction. The tax applied depends on the specific gold or silver product being purchased, as sales tax rules vary by product type and location.

What if rules change?

Sales tax laws and regulations related to gold and silver can change at any time. While we make every effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we are not a licensed tax professional and cannot provide tax advice. We recommend regularly consulting your state’s Department of Revenue website or a qualified tax professional to confirm current rules and ensure compliance with applicable tax laws.

Where to check official guidance?

Always consult your state’s Department of Revenue website or a qualified tax professional to determine the applicable sales tax requirements in your state.