PIMBEX vs Texas Precious Metals
Across 15 categories both dealers carry, PIMBEX has the lower premium in 14 and Texas Precious Metals in 1. Overall, PIMBEX has the lower premiums overall — about 8.0 pts cheaper on average. Ranked live, updated hourly.
CategoryPIMBEXTexas Precious Metals
1 oz Gold1.6%$4,0895.7%$4,2561/10 oz Gold9.9%$44212.7%$4541/2 oz Gold3.5%$2,0846.5%$2,1441/4 oz Gold5.3%$1,0608.6%$1,0931 gram Gold24.7%$16136.5%$1775 gram Gold10.8%$7179.2%$70720 gram Gold3.3%$2,6736.1%$2,74650 gram Gold4.3%$6,7527.2%$6,94210 oz Gold1.4%$40,8416.8%$43,0191 oz Silver3.8%$6013.1%$6510 oz Silver3.8%$59810.3%$6355 oz Silver6.5%$30710.4%$318100 oz Silver3.0%$5,93013.0%$6,507500 oz Silver16.9%$33,65017.7%$33,8811 oz Platinum6.1%$1,69714.6%$1,833Full 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 →