APMEX vs Bullion Exchanges

Across 26 categories both dealers carry, APMEX has the lower premium in 1 and Bullion Exchanges in 25. Overall, Bullion Exchanges has the lower premiums overall — about 8.8 pts cheaper on average. Ranked live, updated hourly.

Which is cheaper right now?

On the current StackerSpot cash/check/wire benchmark, Bullion Exchanges has the lower premiums overall — about 8.8 pts cheaper on average. APMEX wins 1 shared categories and Bullion Exchanges wins 25. This conclusion is generated from the timestamped table above and changes when price or inventory changes.

How shipping and payment can change the result

Both dealers currently advertise free domestic delivery on qualifying orders. StackerSpot compares the displayed offer against the separately verified dealer policy, while the table still uses cash/check/wire prices. Card or wallet pricing can be higher, and geographic or product restrictions can apply. Confirm the official APMEX shipping policy and Bullion Exchanges shipping policy before checkout.

Where each dealer tends to compete

Use category wins to find the products each dealer prices aggressively, then compare the exact product, quantity tier, payment basis, and final landed cost. APMEX often carries a wider long-tail catalog; breadth is useful but does not make every listing the lowest-price choice. The live shared-category table is the evidence for today's answer.

Winner in each row = the lower premium over spot on a product both dealers carry (green). Premiums are cash/check/wire basis and use the spot quote captured with each dealer price; data captured Sep 11, 2026, 7:21 PM. Premium ≠ landed cost (shipping, tax, and minimums vary). Always confirm on the dealer's own site before buying. See all comparisons →