Week Five: Public Vote Update

We’re on track to have an overall record number of votes for the 2025 titles – something I find truly heartening in a time when independent websites like Bullion.Directory are typically seeing their visitor numbers dwindle in the face of search engine policy changes.

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Week five and there’s no change in terms of positions in our main category – however we are seeing a strong build up of support for Goldco, a company that if they are able to maintain this trajectory could easily see their fourth win.

Lear Capital and Silver Gold Bull have shared a small drop in their vote but this is largely on the strength of Goldco’s growing momentum.

 
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In week five, JM Bullion maintains a substantial lead in the e-commerce category with 57% of the public vote to date, however rivals Silver Gold Bull have enjoyed a surge in vote volume bringing them closer to the leader.

Money Metals Exchange in third has the same share of the vote as both BGASC and BullionStar US combined, who remain neck and neck to the rear of the front runners.

 
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Whilst Heritage Auctions has stayed in the top spot after week five, JM Bullion is closing in with a solid gain. Has Heritage Auctions’ vote peaked too soon?

At the back, Gainesville Coins, BGASC and Miles Franklin continue to jostle for third place, maintaining their positions all while seeing an increase in overall vote share.

 
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At the end of week five, Noble Gold has managed to hold onto the top spot but is under increasing attack from both Goldco in second and Birch Gold Group in third place, with the two companies seeing a late surge in vote.

As the three leaders maintain strong voting week-in week-out, August Precious Metals and Lear Capital are seeing an overall voter share dwindle, slipping to the 5 and 4% marks from the previous week’s 12%

 
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The High Net Worth category continues to get consistent voter share and the top three positions remain unchanged in week 5.

The difference in this update is being played out in positions four and five where JM Bullion and Augusta Precious Metals have swapped places with former category winners APM now sitting in fifth place.

 
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Gold IRA specialists Birch Gold Group remain in the lead, but their vote share in the news and analysis category is now being eroded by GoldPriceForecast.com and Monetary Metals after stronger voting in weeks four and five.

These two companies have now both overtaken Money Metals Exchange, pushing the previous Bullion Dealer of the Year into fifth place.

 
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The Public Vote Closes on October 23, 2024

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