Different holders. The same standard.
A private collection, an estate in probate, and a refiner's raw stock all need the same three things: a vault that segregates, an assay that stands up to a second opinion, and a record that proves both.
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A collection grows one purchase at a time, and the paperwork rarely keeps up. By the time it matters, nobody can prove what is real.
We take the collection in piece by piece, send each item to an independent assayer, seal it, and issue a certificate and an insurance rider written against that specific item. You get a digital inventory you can check whenever you want and a statement every quarter.
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An executor inherits metal, not documentation. Beneficiaries and courts want proof, not assurances.
We assay and itemize the holding, prepare beneficiary documentation with a chain-of-custody record behind every line, and release each item only on written instruction from the executor or trustee.
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Raw stock moves between counterparties on trust. One unverified lot contaminates the whole batch.
We verify purity on arrival, hold the lot in allocated custody, and release it against your instruction with an assay certificate attached to every movement. Armored transport is arranged on both legs.