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Noble Gold is rated 4.5/5 on this site, with a $20,000 minimum, a BBB A+ rating and a 4.6/5 Trustpilot score. Founded in 2016, Noble lists a Texas depository, a No Quibble Policy and Royal Survival Packs among its features.
Noble Gold has operated since 2016. This site lists it with a $20,000 minimum, a BBB A+ rating and a 4.5/5 editorial rating. The sections below explain what that means for a rollover and what to verify before you fund an account.
Noble Gold lists a Texas depository as one of its headline features, and storage location is the question this review starts with. In an IRA, an approved depository holds your metals, and a custodian keeps the account records. The location matters less than the terms: ask who owns the vault, what insurance applies, whether your metals are segregated or commingled, and what the annual charge is. Ask the same questions of any company you compare with Noble.
This site lists Royal Survival Packs as Noble Gold's highlight. This site does not describe what the packs contain, so ask whether a pack is an IRA-eligible product or a purchase made outside the IRA. IRA rules differ sharply from the rules for metals you own personally. Metals inside an IRA must stay with the custodian and depository, and they cannot be kept at home. Before you buy anything, ask which products are IRA-eligible and which are purchases outside the IRA, and keep the two purchases separate on paper.
The No Quibble Policy appears in Noble's feature list here. The phrase suggests a simple return or buyback promise, but this site does not publish its terms. Ask for the written policy and check which products it covers, how long it lasts, whether it applies after the metals have been delivered to the depository, and what the company pays on a buyback.
Noble Gold requires $20,000, higher than Birch Gold Group and American Hartford Gold at $10,000 and lower than Goldco at $25,000 and Augusta Precious Metals at $50,000. It was founded in 2016, making it the newest company on this site. Its 4.5/5 editorial rating is the lowest of the five, though all five hold a BBB A+ rating here. A younger company has a shorter public record, so give extra weight to documents you can read yourself: the fee schedule, the custodian agreement and the BBB complaint text.
IRA Specialists is another listed feature. A specialist can explain rollover paperwork, but a salesperson is also paid to close the sale. Bring your plan administrator's name and rollover rules to the call, and ask the specialist to explain in writing how the funds move from the old plan to the new custodian.
Noble Gold fits a saver with at least $20,000 who likes the idea of a named Texas depository and wants to ask about the No Quibble Policy and the survival packs. It is a weaker fit for a saver who wants the longest operating record, which belongs to Birch Gold Group (2003), or the lowest minimum, which belongs to Birch and American Hartford Gold ($10,000). Because Noble ranks last in this table at 4.5/5, the burden is on the company to show in writing why its fees and spreads justify the $20,000 entry point. Ask for the same written quote you would request from Goldco or Birch and compare totals.
This site lists a $20,000 minimum.
The site lists a Texas depository as a feature. Ask the company for the depository's name, insurance coverage and storage fee.
No. IRS rules require IRA metals to be held by an approved custodian at an approved depository.
Yes. This site lists 2016 as its founding year, the most recent of the five.
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