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$4,324.21 | +3.72% | $4,324.21 | View Deal |
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| $4,325.96 | +3.76% | $2,162.99 | View Deal | |
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$4,338.41 | +4.06% | $13,948.30 | View Deal |
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$4,339.73 | +4.09% | $4,339.73 | View Deal |
| $4,343.31 | +4.18% | $43,433.05 | View Deal | |
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$4,344.13 | +4.20% | $6,983.35 | View Deal |
| $4,335.18 | +4.29% | $4,335.18 | View Deal | |
| $4,351.15 | +4.37% | $1,087.79 | View Deal | |
| $4,351.86 | +4.38% | $13,991.55 | View Deal | |
| $4,353.18 | +4.42% | $4,353.18 | View Deal | |
| $4,355.25 | +4.46% | $4,355.25 | View Deal | |
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| $4,355.72 | +4.48% | $43,557.23 | View Deal | |
| $4,359.10 | +4.56% | $14,014.83 | View Deal | |
| $4,360.43 | +4.59% | $4,360.43 | View Deal | |
| $4,361.46 | +4.61% | $4,361.46 | View Deal | |
| $4,365.60 | +4.71% | $4,365.60 | View Deal | |
| $4,381.12 | +5.09% | $4,381.12 | View Deal | |
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| $4,396.64 | +5.46% | $4,396.64 | View Deal | |
| $4,401.61 | +5.58% | $2,200.81 | View Deal | |
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$4,414.30 | +5.88% | $1,419.23 | View Deal |
| $4,426.53 | +6.17% | $442.66 | View Deal | |
| $4,457.54 | +6.92% | $1,433.13 | View Deal |
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About Ausecure
From the Chicago Trading Floor to Physical Metal
Ausecure is a US precious metals dealer founded in 2009 at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME Group) by traders who wanted exposure to physical metal rather than paper contracts. Founder and CEO Hadi Saeid came to the business from derivative finance at the CME and the Chicago Board of Trade. The company operates as a limited liability company from offices in downtown Chicago, Illinois.
The firm buys and sells gold coins and bars alongside silver, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium and ruthenium, covering the rarer platinum-group metals as well as the mainstream bullion metals. Customers can take delivery of their metal, collect it from the downtown Chicago location, or place it in the secure storage the company offers alongside its trading service.
In January 2024 Ausecure appointed Peter Thomas as Chairman of Offshore Development. Thomas brought more than 50 years of precious metals industry experience, including time as a filling broker for the Hunt Brothers during the Silver Thursday event of 1980. The same month the company announced the fifth generation of its trading platform, and in February 2024 it entered a strategic partnership with Quasar Markets, an AI-driven financial market research platform.
Ausecure: frequently asked questions
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AuSecure is a United States-based online precious metals firm founded in 2009, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. It buys and sells gold, silver, platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, and ruthenium, and offers secure storage services alongside trading. BullionFerret currently tracks 122 listings from AuSecure.
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Common non-destructive methods include checking weight and dimensions against published specifications (fakes often fall short), using an ultrasonic tester, or having an assay done via XRF. Acid testing works but is slightly destructive. For coins, visual comparison to known-good examples and checking the magnetic response (gold and silver are non-magnetic) are useful first steps.
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XRF (X-ray fluorescence) analysis is highly accurate for surface composition, making it a practical non-destructive method for assaying bullion. It measures elemental content in seconds without damaging the piece. However, XRF only penetrates a shallow surface layer, so it reads what is present at the surface rather than the full cross-section of the metal.
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Because XRF only reads the surface layer, a bar or coin with a tungsten core plated in genuine gold or silver can pass an XRF test if the plating is thick enough. Tungsten is particularly problematic because its density is close to gold's. For high-value bars, ultrasonic thickness testing or drilling an assay sample provides a cross-sectional check that XRF cannot.