Bullion Exchanges vs Summit Metals
Across 19 categories both dealers carry, Bullion Exchanges has the lower premium in 14 and Summit Metals in 5. Overall, Summit Metals has the lower premiums overall — about 8.0 pts cheaper on average. Ranked live, updated hourly.
CategoryBullion ExchangesSummit Metals
1 oz Gold0.7%$4,0541.8%$4,0971/10 oz Gold1.9%$4107.3%$4321/2 oz Gold3.9%$2,0922.1%$2,0561/4 oz Gold2.2%$1,0285.7%$1,0641 gram Gold12.0%$14520.0%$1555 gram Gold3.2%$6685.7%$684100 gram Gold1.2%$13,0971.0%$13,07720 gram Gold2.9%$2,6653.4%$2,67710 gram Gold2.6%$1,3292.5%$1,3271 kilo Gold1.0%$130,7140.7%$130,3921 oz Silver0.8%$583.3%$6010 oz Silver1.9%$5876.3%$6125 oz Silver1.8%$2938.0%$3111 kilo Silver0.9%$1,8682.0%$1,888100 oz Silver1.8%$5,8644.2%$6,0011/2 oz Silver1.9%$292.8%$301/10 oz Silver35.1%$852.0%$91 oz Platinum4.8%$1,6765.6%$1,6881 gram Platinum44.3%$7415.1%$59Full profiles
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Winner in each row = the lower premium over spot on a product both dealers carry (green). Premiums are cash/check/wire basis and recompute against live spot; data captured Jul 29, 2026, 4:52 AM. Premium ≠ landed cost (shipping, tax, and minimums vary). Always confirm on the dealer's own site before buying. See all comparisons →