
ACCUMULATION PROGRAM
THE GOLDLINE ACCUMULATION PROGRAM
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What is the Accumulation Program?
How do I get started in the Goldline Accumulation Program?
How does the program work?
What dollar amounts can I invest?
What type of precious metals can I accumulate?
What are the costs involved?
When do I receive delivery of my investment?
Can Goldline provide storage for my Accumulation Account?
Why do clients participate in the Goldline Accumulation Program?
States where the Accumulation Program is not available
What is the Accumulation Program?
- The Goldline Accumulation Program allows clients to acquire precious metals using the principles of Dollar Cost Averaging.
- Dollar Cost Averaging enables you to invest a set amount on a specified schedule. By doing so, you purchase more when prices are lower and less when they are higher. The rationale for this strategy is that Dollar Cost Averaging lowers the total average cost per ounce of metal and a lower overall cost for the investment over time.
How do I get started in the Goldline Accumulation Program?
- Complete and submit the attached Accumulation Program Enrollment Form and Goldline’s Account Agreement. You will need to include the following on your enrollment form:
- The dollar amount you wish to invest.
- How often you wish to schedule your investments. Choices are monthly, bimonthly (every other month) or quarterly.
- The type(s) of precious metal/coins you would like to accumulate. Review, sign and submit the Goldline Account Agreement.
- Purchases are made on the second Wednesday of every month.
- Within one business day of your purchase, Goldline will mail a written confirmation with the specifics of your transaction.
- Once you receive the trade confirmation, send Goldline a personal check for the amount of your investment in the self-addressed envelope that will be included for your convenience.
What dollar amounts can I invest?
- You can accumulate precious metals and coins in any increment of at least $100 or more.
What type of precious metals can I accumulate?
- You decide! You may invest in gold, silver, platinum and palladium.
- Your Account Executive can explain the different precious metal and coin options.
- Clients place their order and acquire their precious metals and numismatic coins at the ask (or selling) price as of the time the client’s accumulation balance equals or exceeds the price of the product being purchased. Goldline will mail a trade confirmation showing the ask price and quantity of products being purchased within one business day of the purchase. There may be additional charges for storage or delivery.
- Goldline's buy/sell spreads (the difference between the price you buy at and sell at) apply. Please review your Account Agreement or Coin Facts for Investors & Collectors to Consider regarding Goldline's current buy/sell spreads.
When do I receive delivery of my metals investment?
- After you paid for your purchase(s), you can take delivery of whole coins or deliverable ounces at any time. Simply send $25 and your mailing address to Goldline for delivery via registered (signature required) insured mail.
- Note: You may not take delivery until you have purchased an entire coin. Because you are investing a certain amount per your chosen schedule, you may not be able to accumulate an entire coin with every purchase. Your fractional purchases will accumulate and when you have purchased an entire coin, you can take delivery.
Can Goldline provide storage for my Accumulation Account?
- Clients may choose storage for coins acquired through the Accumulation Program; however, storage is not available to residents of certain states. Please contact a Goldline Account Executive at 1-877-376-2646 to see if storage is available in your state.
- Storing your metals provides:
- Convenience - You do not have to worry about finding a safe place to store your metals. Goldline will store your metals with an insured, independent third-party depository.
Liquidity - You can sell your acquisitions with a simple telephone call. You do not have to worry about delivering your precious metals to Goldline for liquidation (please note that Goldline cannot guarantee to repurchase your precious metals – please see your Account Agreement for a full explanation of Goldline’s buyback policy).
Why do clients participate in the Goldline Accumulation Program?
Investing with a Strategy - Dollar Cost Averaging! Instead of investing in precious metals in a lump sum, you slowly acquire precious metals amounts over a longer period of time. This extends the cost basis for your total acquisitions.
Establishing a Gold Savings Plan - Gold has been the standard of value since biblical times. Most central banks own gold. Start your savings plan today and put yourself on the gold standard.
States where the Accumulation Program is not available
- Arizona
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Minnesota
- Montana
- New Hampshire
- Rhode Island
- Utah
Please print and complete the following form and send back to Goldline to get started TODAY!!
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If you have any questions, call your Goldline Account Executive at 1-877-376-2646.

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