Australia’s Bullion Buyers Club
Buy Gold and Silver in Australia – Dealer Directory
Find trusted Australian gold and silver dealers, read real buyer reviews, and never miss a limited release again – no jargon, no club membership required.
New to Bullion? Start with our plain-english beginners guide
50+
Dealers listed & Reviewed
6
Capital Cities Covered
100%
Independent – we don’t sell bullion
WHAT WE Cover
Three Reasons Aussie Bullion Buyers Come Here
Whether you’re building a stack, starting a collection, or just figuring out where to buy your first coin – we’ve got you.
Dealer Directory & Reviews
Every major Australian bullion dealer – online and in-store – in one searchable directory with real reviews. Filter by city, metal type and product range to find exactly what you need.
Browse all dealers →
Gold & Silver Buying Guides
Beginner-friendly guides to buying gold and silver in Australia – spot price, premiums, purity, GST and everything in between explained in plain English for Bullion beginners.
Read Bullion Guides →
Collectors & Limited Releases
Track upcoming limited editions and new releases before they sell out. Read reviews of numismatic coins, proof sets, and collector pieces – with honest verdicts.
Get Latest Release Info →
WHy I built this website
The Aussie Bullion Buyer Behind the Site
I’m Goran Vee, a Melbourne-based bullion buyer and I’m obsessed with gold and silver. I’m a bullion stacker, collector and investor and I’ve been writing about personal finance and investing for several years.
I’ve walked into bullion stores that felt like underground clubs. Lost out on limited releases because I didn’t know other stockists had them. And I honestly wondered why there was no Australian directory dedicated to Aussie Bullion.
So I built the site I wished existed – an honest, Australian directory and guide for anyone curious about buying gold and silver.
That’s it – enjoy the site and say hi.
WHy Buyers trust us
Why Australian bullion buyers come back here
01
Truly Independent
We don’t sell bullion. But we buy it, collect it and obsess over it – like many of you. Our editorial reviews are designed to help beginners and lovers of precious metals. Every review on this site is our own.
02
The Only Australian Directory
Every major stockist across the country in one place. Online dealers. Walk-in stores. Melbourne to Perth. We list them all with helpful links to their stores and notes on our experience with them.
03
For Investors AND Collectors
Building a stack for wealth protection? Hunting a limited edition coin? Serious about investing? We cover all angles – and we’ll never make you feel like one is more legitimate than the other.
04
Plain English, always
We love keeping things simple. We want to lower the barrier of entry for beginners to get them excited about precious metals. No jargon, no condescension. We all started somewhere.
The Process
How to Buy Bullion in Australia in 3 Simple Steps
Buying your first bullion coin can feel overwhelming. Here’s how the Aussie Bullion Buyers Club makes it simple.
1
Read the guides
Start with our plain-English beginner’s guide. Learn how to get started, how bullion pricing works and what to look for in a dealer. Avoid the common mistakes first-time buyers make.
2
Browse the Directory
Search every major Australian bullion dealer in one place. Filter by city, metal type, and product range. Discover new dealers and read buyer reviews before you spend a cent.
3
Buy with confidence
Head to your chosen dealer’s site or walk into their store knowing exactly who you’re dealing with. Buy bullion confidently with no surprises.
From the blog
Bullion Guides worth reading
View all articles →
beginners bullion guide
How to Buy Gold in Australia: The Complete Beginner’s Guide
Never bought bullion before? This is where to start. We cover dealers, pricing, purity, and the most common mistakes first-time Australian buyers make.
Guide is Coming Soon →
silver bullion guide
Silver Bars vs Silver Coins: Which Should You Buy in Australia?
Bars are cheaper per ounce. Coins are more liquid and collectible. Here’s how to decide which is right for your situation – with Australian pricing.
Guide is Coming Soon →
trust & Safety
Is It Safe to Buy Gold Online in Australia? What to Check Before You Pay
Yes – with the right dealers. Here’s the exact checklist we use before buying from any Australian online bullion store.
Checklist is Coming Soon →
where we cover
Find bullion dealers near you
The directory covers dealers across all Australian capital cities – online and in-store. Click your city to see the full list.
Melbourne
15+ dealers listed
View Melbourne dealers →
Sydney
12+ dealers listed
View Sydney dealers →
Brisbane
8+ dealers listed
View Brisbane dealers →
Perth
6+ dealers listed
View Perth dealers →
Adelaide
4+ dealers listed
View Adelaide dealers →
Online Only
20+ dealers listed
View Online Only dealers →
Frequently asked questions
Questions Aussie bullion buyers actually ask
Straight answers in a simple explanation. If you don’t see your question here, it’s probably in our full guide.
Yes – if you stick to established, reputable dealers. Key checks: a physical Australian address, clear buy-back policies, and genuine buyer reviews. Our directory only lists dealers we’ve verified, and we flag any concerns raised by the community.
For most beginners, the Perth Mint Gold Kangaroo (1oz, 99.99% pure) is the best starting point – government-backed, highly liquid, and recognised worldwide. For collectors, Perth Mint’s annual limited editions often carry strong resale value. We review the top picks in our gold coins guide.
Yes. Gold bullion meeting the ATO’s definition of “investment gold” – 99.5% or higher purity in bars or coins – is GST-free in Australia. Silver bullion (99.9% pure or higher) is also GST-free. Some numismatic coins may be treated differently, so it’s worth confirming with your accountant.
Look for: an ABN verifiable on the ABR website, a physical Australian address, clear pricing with visible premiums over spot, and genuine buyer reviews not written by the dealer itself. All dealers in our directory have been assessed for legitimacy before listing.
Melbourne has many reputable bullion dealers – walk-in stores in the CBD and suburbs, plus online dealers shipping nationally. Our Melbourne directory lists every major option with buyer ratings, store photos, and contact details so you can compare before you visit.
Gold bars typically have lower premiums over spot price – you get more gold for your money. Gold coins are legal tender, more recognisable, and often easier to sell. For stackers focused on value: bars. For collectors or those who want easy liquidity: coins. We break it all down in our buying guide.
Generally yes – gold and silver bullion are treated as capital assets by the ATO, so any profit on sale is subject to CGT. If you hold the bullion for more than 12 months, you may be eligible for the 50% CGT discount. CGT doesn’t apply if the bullion qualifies as a personal use asset worth less than $10,000. Always check with a qualified accountant for your specific situation – our tax guide for bullion investors covers the basics in plain English.
Where to Start
Ready to find your first bullion dealer?
Join the Aussie Bullion Buyers Club. Whether you’re ready to buy or just starting to learn – here’s where to go next.