IRA metal must be held by an approved depository
Metals inside a self-directed IRA are titled to the custodian for your benefit and stored at an IRS-approved depository. That is not a preference, it is the rule that keeps the account intact.
- Vaults are Class 3 rated, alarmed and under continuous monitoring
- Holdings are insured at full replacement value under an all-risk policy
- Independent audits confirm the metal on hand matches the account records

Describe this illustration: Corridor of steel shelving stacked with gold and silver bullion bars inside a secure depository vaultHide description: Corridor of steel shelving stacked with gold and silver bullion bars inside a secure depository vault
Where your metal lives is the first question any storage or IRA page must answer. IRA and vaulted precious metals belong in a rated depository like this one — segregated, audited and insured all-risk — not in a home safe that voids both the insurance and the IRA's tax status. Capstone Metals places gold and silver in your name at accredited depositories with fully insured, segregated storage available on request, so the asset that protects your savings is itself protected to the standard the metal demands. Storage is never an afterthought here; it is part of the purchase.

Describe this illustration: Diagram of a depository showing segregated and commingled storage arrangements under a custodianHide description: Diagram of a depository showing segregated and commingled storage arrangements under a custodian
Where IRA metal is required to live, and the difference between segregated and commingled storage. This original Capstone Metals diagram illustrates diagram of a depository showing segregated and commingled storage arrangements under a custodian. It is educational artwork, not a price forecast, performance record or recommendation.




