Week Seven: Final Public Vote Update

As I predicted last time we have now indeed beaten our overall vote numbers from any previous year, despite the vote now only focusing on US companies.

This will be my final update as we enter the last week. Between now and the end of the vote we typically see some of the heaviest last-minute voting – so it’s not too late, until it’s too late!

Until then, visit our PUBLIC VOTE PAGE to choose your winners for 2025 – and enter our amazing prize draw to win bullion!

With week seven now out of the way, we can see Noble Gold and Goldco have reversed their lead positions, with Goldco taking pole position as we start the eighth and final week of the vote.

Lear Capital have enjoyed a late surge in their vote share with some strong voting over the past two weeks, seeing the first-time finalists take the third place spot from Birch Gold Group, knocking Birch into fourth but still with a significant lead over Silver Gold Bull in fifth.

I truly cannot call it as we roll into the last seven days. Any of the five would be deserving winners!

 
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What has happened here!? Silver Gold Bull has roared into view of a gold mdeal like a rocket ship, catching up significantly on JM Bullion and has substantially loosened the company’s hold on the top spot.

Bullion Star US has also seen a strong vote over the past two weeks, but will they have enough momentum to get past Money Metals Exchange for a podium position?

 
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Heritage Auctions has once again maintained the top spot after week seven, but JM Bullion is getting ever closer with yet more solid gains in the penultimate week. Does Heritage Auctions have the staying power to keep JM Bullion from gold?

Meanwhile, Gainesville Coins, BGASC and Miles Franklin continue to jostle for third place, with Miles Franklin looking like they are about to pip Gainsville Coins to bronze. Who knew numismatics could be so exciting?

 
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At the end of week seven, Noble Gold has now lost their top spot to Goldco, with third place Birch Gold Group biting at Noble’s heels in what can only be described as aggressive voting in the penultimate week.

Not only have positions changed at the top of the field, but to the rear, finalist newcomers Lear Capital have passed previous winners Augusta Precious Metals, seeing a company I had down as a sure bet this year assigned to fifth place. Will we see this aggressive voting continue into the final week? Can our server even handle it?

 
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The High Net Worth category continues to get consistent voter share and the top three positions remain unchanged after week 5, although JM Bullion is now challenging three retirement specialists to a medal spot.

Augusta Precious Metals have continued dropping overall voter share as the other four keep pushing for the finish, a far cry from APM’s three gold medals in 2023. Will our past Bullion Dealer of the Year and HNW category winner come back from fifth spot in a week? Only you can decide!

 
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Gosh we’ve seen quite a change in the News and Analysis category where the past 14 days have seen a complete reversal in the fortunes of all companies in the final!

Money Metals Exchange have gone from fifth to first on an extraordinarily strong vote, whilst Birch Gold Group who have held the top spot for weeks have dropped to fifth. Bullion Star US have similarly swapped being second to second last, with GoldPriceForecast.com swapping places with Monetary Metals, who the company has pushed from a silver to bronze medal podium finish.

 
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The Public Vote Closes on October 23, 2024

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