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| $4,210.93 | +1.00% | $5,076.92 | View Deal | |
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$66.32 | +1.54% | $663.19 | View Deal |
| $4,235.97 | +1.56% | $6,353.95 | View Deal | |
| $4,244.19 | +1.80% | $68,226.96 | View Deal | |
| $4,249.29 | +1.88% | $2,124.64 | View Deal | |
| $4,235.34 | +1.89% | $997.03 | View Deal | |
| $4,249.19 | +1.92% | $34,153.66 | View Deal | |
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$1,710.39 | +1.93% | $88,006.40 | View Deal |
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$4,252.15 | +1.95% | $4,101.29 | View Deal |
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$4,264.19 | +2.28% | $137,096.92 | View Deal |
| $4,269.12 | +2.35% | $983.60 | View Deal | |
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$4,269.29 | +2.36% | $4,269.29 | View Deal |
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| $4,269.19 | +2.40% | $34,314.41 | View Deal | |
| $4,269.19 | +2.40% | $137,257.67 | View Deal | |
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$4,279.29 | +2.60% | $4,279.29 | View Deal |
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$4,279.30 | +2.60% | $4,279.30 | View Deal |
| $4,279.29 | +2.64% | $4,279.29 | View Deal | |
| $4,279.29 | +2.64% | $4,279.29 | View Deal | |
| $4,285.81 | +2.75% | $2,142.91 | View Deal | |
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$4,284.29 | +2.76% | $42,842.90 | View Deal |
| $4,284.29 | +2.76% | $21,421.45 | View Deal | |
| $4,289.19 | +2.88% | $137,900.67 | View Deal | |
| $4,289.19 | +2.88% | $137,900.67 | View Deal | |
| $4,289.29 | +2.88% | $38,088.89 | View Deal | |
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$4,289.29 | +2.88% | $4,289.29 | View Deal |
| $4,289.29 | +2.88% | $4,289.29 | View Deal | |
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$4,289.29 | +2.88% | $21,446.45 | View Deal |
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About APMEX
APMEX: Online Bullion Retail from Oklahoma City
APMEX, Inc., originally American Precious Metals Exchange, is a United States bullion dealer founded in 2000 by Scott Thomas in Edmond, Oklahoma. The name was shortened to APMEX the same year, before the APMEX.com e-commerce site went live in 2004, and online retail has been the core of the business ever since. Since 2010 the company has been headquartered at 226 Dean A McGee Avenue in downtown Oklahoma City, the former Federal Reserve Bank of Oklahoma City building, where it keeps its inventory alongside grading, inspection, warehousing and fulfilment operations.
APMEX is a US Mint Authorized Purchaser for silver, gold, platinum and palladium bullion coins. Its silver Authorized Purchaser status predates 2014, with gold and platinum added that year. It is also a PCGS Authorized Dealer and a member of the Industry Council for Tangible Assets, the International Precious Metals Institute, and the Better Business Bureau of Oklahoma City.
The catalogue covers gold, silver, and platinum in coins, bars, and rounds, sourced from mints worldwide alongside APMEX's own labels. The 9Fine Mint brand, launched in 2018, covers US-manufactured silver and gold rounds and bars, joined in 2020 by the Pioneer Metals silver bar line. The MintDirect programme supplies bullion in sealed, mint-direct packaging, and the wholly owned Citadel Global Depository Services subsidiary offers allocated precious metals storage managed by Brink's. International shipping began in 2009, initially to Canada.
In September 2023, MKS PAMP GROUP, the Geneva-based parent of PAMP Suisse, made a strategic minority investment in APMEX. The company continues to operate independently from its Oklahoma City base.
From an eBay Coin Collection to 40 Wall Street
APMEX traces its origins to Scott Thomas, an Oklahoma native who inherited his grandparents' coin collection and began selling coins on eBay. The part-time activity grew into a booth at an Edmond, Oklahoma strip mall, then a brick-and-mortar coin shop. In 2000 Thomas formally established American Precious Metals Exchange in Edmond, shortening the name to APMEX the same year. The APMEX.com e-commerce site launched in 2004, moving the business decisively online, and the first APMEX-branded product, a 1 oz silver APMEX bar, followed in 2007.
The 2008 financial crisis drove a surge in precious metals demand, and APMEX recorded one billion dollars in sales in 2009, the same year it began shipping internationally, initially to Canada, and Thomas received the Presidential Award from the American Numismatic Association. In 2010 the company moved from Edmond into the former Federal Reserve Bank of Oklahoma City building in the city's downtown, taking more than 80,000 square feet for inventory and operations.
One 2011 deal drew wide attention: APMEX leased the entire 50th floor of 40 Wall Street in New York City and paid the security deposit in three one-kilogram gold bars, the first time the Trump Organization had accepted physical gold as payment on a commercial lease. The same year saw the launch of the MintDirect programme, supplying bullion in sealed, mint-direct packaging. Citadel Global Depository Services followed in 2012 as a wholly owned storage subsidiary managed by Brink's, and an exclusive partnership with eBay began in 2013, returning the company to the marketplace where it had started.
In 2014 APMEX became a US Mint Authorized Purchaser for gold and platinum bullion coins, adding to the silver status it already held. Ken Lewis, who had joined in 2011 as executive vice president of operations and later served as chief operating officer, was appointed chief executive in 2015. The 9Fine Mint brand of US-manufactured silver rounds and bars launched in 2018, the Pioneer Metals silver bar line and an exclusive PCGS partnership arrived in 2020, and a mobile shopping app for iOS and Android was released in 2021. In September 2023, MKS PAMP GROUP of Switzerland, parent of PAMP Suisse, made a strategic investment in APMEX, which continues to operate independently.
APMEX: frequently asked questions
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APMEX (American Precious Metals Exchange) is a US-based online bullion dealer founded in 2000 in Oklahoma. It sells gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars to retail and wholesale buyers. APMEX is a US Mint Authorized Purchaser for silver, gold, platinum, and palladium bullion coins, and holds memberships with ICTA, IPMI, and the BBB.
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APMEX is headquartered at 226 Dean A McGee Ave, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in the former Federal Reserve Bank of Oklahoma City building, which it has occupied since 2010. The company was originally founded in Edmond, Oklahoma in 2000.
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APMEX was founded in 2000 by Scott Thomas, who remains Founder and President. Ken Lewis has served as CEO since 2015. In September 2023, MKS PAMP GROUP (Switzerland) made a strategic minority investment in APMEX; the company continues to operate independently.
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US dealers, including APMEX, are required to file IRS Form 1099-B for certain sales transactions above federal reporting thresholds. Buyers are separately responsible for reporting any capital gains on their own tax returns. Thresholds vary by product type; consult a tax adviser or the IRS guidelines for your specific situation.