Northwest Territorial Mint
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About Northwest Territorial Mint

Northwest Territorial Mint is located in Federal Way, Washington, and is a leading private mint in the United States, serving the bullion investment community for over 20 years.

Northwest has a large physical plant, a work force of 150, and many long-standing minted products. At their modern 115,000 square foot minting facility, they strike both silver bullion and palladium bullion products that are well established in the industry.

NIA's Northwest Territorial Mint Review

To purchase precious metals from Northwest's homepage, you need to click on the middle link for "Bullion Sales". It takes you to their bullion store which displays precious metal spot prices and graphic links to purchase Silver, Gold, Palladium, Platinum, Numismatics, and Specials.

When you click on "Silver", it brings you to a page that is somewhat confusing. There is a menu on the left for choosing between "Pan American Bullion", "NWTM Bullion". American Eagle Silver, Canadian Maple Leaf Silver, and many other silver products.

Northwest's prices for silver bars and rounds are slightly lower than First Majestic. Just like First Majestic, Northwest does NOT charge a credit card processing fee.

Northwest offers a wide variety of gold coins in sizes ranging from 1 oz down to 1/10 oz. At the time of our review update, Northwest's gold prices were $85.54 higher than Bullion Direct for a 1 oz American Eagle gold coin, $84.06 higher than Bullion Direct for a 1 oz Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin, $92.07 higher than Gainesville Coins for a 1 oz South African Krugerrand, and $70.80 higher than Kitco for a 1 oz gold bar.

For shipping, Northwest charges $10 for orders less than $250, $20 for orders totaling between $250 and $400, and $25 for orders totaling $400 or more.

At checkout, Northwest gives your estimated ship date and delivery date. It took four business days for our order to arrive, which was five business days sooner than the estimated delivery date.





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