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Investing in gold as part of an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) has gained popularity among investors seeking diversification and protection against market volatility. However, not all gold is eligible for inclusion in an IRA. This article will explore what constitutes IRA eligible gold, the benefits of investing in gold through an IRA, and the rules and regulations governing these investments.
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+What is IRA Eligible Gold?
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IRA eligible gold refers to physical gold bullion or coins that meet specific standards set by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for inclusion in a self-directed IRA. The primary criteria for gold to be considered eligible include:
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+Purity Standards: The gold must have a minimum purity of 99.5%. This means that the gold must be at least 995 parts per thousand pure, ensuring that the investment is of high quality.
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+Approved Forms: Only certain forms of gold are allowed in an IRA. These include gold bullion coins and bars that meet the purity requirement. Popular examples of eligible gold coins include the American Gold Eagle, Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, and the Austrian Gold Philharmonic. Gold bars must be produced by an approved refiner or manufacturer and must also meet the purity standard.
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+Storage Requirements: The IRS mandates that IRA eligible gold must be stored in an approved depository. This means that investors cannot take physical possession of the gold
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