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Can I exchange metals between vaults?
With GoldMoney you can easily transfer metals from one vault to another without having to sell and re-purchase your metals. Simply select “Buy & Sell Exchanges” and “Metal-to-Metal” from the menu in your Holding, and follow the steps to place an order. Our Exchange Metals & Currencies page provides further information on this service. Details about the different vault operators we use to store metals on behalf of our customers can be found at our Store Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium page. You will also find a calculator on that page, which allows you to calculate your purchase and storage cost.
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