Reagan Gold Group Review: What Their Public Record Actually Discloses

Short answer. Reagan Gold Group is a Los Angeles precious metals firm built around a Ronald Reagan brand quote and its own TV and radio segment, The Gold Show. The company custodies self-directed IRA accounts through Equity Trust and states 15 years in the market with 800 clients and $150 million in assets preserved.

What is missing. The dealer does not publish an IRA account minimum, an annual fee schedule, or the name of the vault it uses. A Texas investor should treat those gaps as questions to raise on a first call before signing anything.

Recap for a Texas gold IRA buyer

Reagan Gold Group operates from two Century City addresses in Los Angeles. There is no Texas branch office listed on the company website, no in-state trustee named, and no partnership with the Texas Bullion Depository referenced anywhere on the pages we captured.

For an IRA opened in Texas, the practical impact is that storage, custody, and account paperwork are handled out of state through Equity Trust. Any Texas-specific tax question stays with your CPA, not the dealer.

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What this review covers

  1. What is distinctive about Reagan Gold Group
  2. Corporate footprint and contact detail
  3. Self-reported scale and track record
  4. Custodian, depository, and shipping
  5. What is not publicly disclosed
  6. Buy-back, price adjustment, and referral programs
  7. Third-party ratings and accreditation surface
  8. Regulator database checks
  9. How Reagan Gold Group serves Texas investors
  10. Products a Texas IRA can legally hold
  11. Opening an account, step by step
  12. A worked example on a 60,000 dollar rollover
  13. Where Reagan Gold Group is strong and where it is thin
  14. Verdict for a Texas buyer
  15. When Reagan Gold Group is a bad idea
  16. Frequently asked questions
  17. Sources

What is distinctive about Reagan Gold Group

Most gold IRA dealers borrow their trust signals from third parties. Reagan Gold Group leans on two of its own. The first is a branded Ronald Reagan quote about gold holding value against inflation, printed across the site. The second is The Gold Show, a television and radio segment the firm produces with hosts Mike Hayes and Walt Philips.

Neither asset is a substitute for a published fee schedule. Both are, however, unusual in this category. Most retail metals dealers rely only on paid ads or influencer endorsements. Reagan Gold Group has built a small media property around its own brand instead.

Corporate footprint and contact detail

Reagan Gold Group LLC lists two Los Angeles addresses. The schema.org data on the corporate site names 2029 Century Park East, Suite 400, Los Angeles CA 90067. The website footer names a second building at 6080 Center Drive, Suite 850, Los Angeles CA 90045.

The published direct phone line is 1-888-634-1523. Support email is info@rggusa.com. Stated business hours run Monday through Thursday 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific and Friday 6:30 AM to 3:30 PM Pacific. There is no evening or weekend line on any captured page.

Self-reported scale and track record

Reagan Gold Group states three headline numbers on its own site. Fifteen or more years in the precious metals market. Eight hundred or more clients served. One hundred and fifty million dollars or more in assets preserved.

Divide $150 million by 800 clients and the implied average account is around $187,500 per household. That figure fits the retirement rollover profile. The client count also stays small relative to the largest national dealers, which report tens of thousands of customers.

These numbers are self-reported and not audited on any page we captured. A prospective buyer can only weigh them against third-party rating counts on BBB, Business Consumer Alliance, and Trustpilot.

Custodian, depository, and shipping

The Reagan Gold Group IRA application document is labeled as an Equity Trust application. Equity Trust is a large self-directed IRA custodian based in South Dakota and Ohio. That confirms the custodian relationship without ambiguity.

For physical delivery to non-IRA buyers, the site states free and insured shipping within 7 to 10 business days. There is no named vault or depository listed for IRA metals on any captured page. That is the biggest disclosure gap in the file.

What is not publicly disclosed

Three items a Texas buyer should ask for in the first call are not visible on Reagan Gold Group's public pages. The account minimum for a new IRA. The full annual fee schedule, meaning custodian fee, storage fee, and any wire or setup charges. The name of the depository or vault that stores IRA metals.

Ask each of these three questions before any application. Get the answer in writing over email. Compare that written quote to the fee ranges the IRS and any depository publish for retail bullion storage.

Grouped bar chart of Reagan Gold Group public disclosure inventory across four categories: corporate identity items, programs disclosed, third-party rating profiles, and IRA cost lines. Corporate identity 5 items publicly disclosed, programs 4 items publicly disclosed, third-party ratings 4 profiles publicly disclosed, IRA cost lines 0 publicly disclosed and 4 not publicly disclosed. Source: rggusa.com pages captured June 2026.
Source: rggusa.com pages captured June 2026. IRA cost lines counted are account minimum, annual custodian fee, annual storage fee, and depository name.

Buy-back, price adjustment, and referral programs

Reagan Gold Group discloses three named programs on its home page. A buy-back program that pays the current market price on the day of sale. A 30-day price adjustment window, which reads as a limited price protection on recent purchases. A referral program that pays a commission when an existing client refers a new one.

None of these programs comes with published fine print on the captured pages. The exact terms of the 30-day window and the referral commission structure are not stated. Get both in writing before assuming they apply to your order.

Third-party ratings and accreditation surface

Third-party rating profiles named on rggusa.com, checked June 2026
PlatformProfile URL cited by RGGNotes
Better Business Bureaubbb.org/us/ca/los-angeles profile with identifier 1216-904238BBB direct fetch was blocked during our audit, so we cite the profile URL only.
Business Consumer Alliancereport.checkbca.org profile 156293602Public BCA report tied to Reagan Gold Group LLC.
Trustpilottrustpilot.com review page for www.reagangoldgroup.comStar rating shifts over time. Read recent reviews on the platform.
Google ReviewsPublic Google Business profileReferenced from the RGG site as a review source.

Source. rggusa.com pages captured June 2026. Verify the current star ratings on each platform before signing anything.

A rating page is only useful if you read the recent reviews. Filter for the last 12 months. Read one and two star complaints first. Look for repeat words. Delivery delays, sales pressure, and price disputes are the three signals a Texas retiree should weigh.

Regulator database checks

Reagan Gold Group is a retail precious metals dealer, not a broker-dealer. That means the SEC EDGAR filing system will not carry a public quarterly filing for the LLC. FINRA BrokerCheck will also not carry a registration record for a metals-only dealer.

The CFTC keeps a Registration Deficient List and press release database for commodity fraud actions. Search rggusa.com and the LLC name on cftc.gov before any large transfer. A Texas resident should also run the LLC name through the Texas State Securities Board investor search for any complaint or bar order.

How Reagan Gold Group serves Texas investors

Reagan Gold Group is a California operation. There is no Texas branch office, no Texas-registered legal entity described on the captured pages, and no in-state trustee named. There is also no partnership with the Texas Bullion Depository referenced anywhere on the site.

For an IRA opened in Texas, the practical setup is straightforward. Equity Trust holds the IRA in South Dakota or Ohio. Metals ship to whatever depository Reagan Gold Group uses for its IRA program. All account documents move between Los Angeles, the custodian, and your Texas mailing address.

Texas has one distinctive option in this market. The Texas Bullion Depository is a state-chartered facility in Leander that stores gold and silver for private and IRA accounts. Some dealers route their Texas clients there. Reagan Gold Group is not one of them, at least not on any page currently public.

If in-state storage matters to you, ask on the first call whether the firm can direct your IRA metals to a Texas Bullion Depository account under Equity Trust. If the answer is no, that is a signal to compare against a Texas-native dealer.

Products a Texas IRA can legally hold

The IRS rules on IRA-eligible metals do not change by state. IRC Section 408(m)(3) sets the fineness thresholds. Gold coins and bars must be 0.995 fine or better. Silver must be 0.999 fine. Platinum and palladium must be 0.9995 fine. American Gold Eagles keep a specific carve-out at 0.9167 fine.

Reagan Gold Group sells common bullion and premium coins. Common bullion is the safe default for an IRA. Premium and semi-numismatic coins carry higher spreads and are harder to sell back at spot. Ask for the exact premium on any coin quoted before buying.

Opening an account, step by step

  1. Ask for the fee schedule in writing. Request the account minimum, the annual custodian fee, the annual storage fee, and any wire or shipping charges. Get all four numbers by email.
  2. Confirm the depository by name. Ask which vault stores the metal for IRA accounts. Match the name to a licensed depository. Common ones are Delaware Depository, Brinks, and IDS of Texas.
  3. Complete the Equity Trust application. Reagan Gold Group's IRA form is an Equity Trust application. You fund the new IRA with a rollover from a 401(k) or a transfer from another IRA.
  4. Choose the metals in writing. Request a written quote with the coin or bar name, the fineness, the spot price used, and the premium charged over spot. Do not accept a phone-only quote.
  5. Verify the shipment. Equity Trust confirms receipt of the metals at the vault. Match that confirmation to the invoice. File both with your tax records.

A worked example on a 60,000 dollar rollover

Scenario. A 58-year-old Texas retiree rolls $60,000 from a former employer 401(k) to a Reagan Gold Group IRA. She buys American Gold Eagles at a working spot of $2,600 per ounce and an assumed premium of 5 percent over spot.

Metals bought. At $2,730 per ounce all-in, $60,000 buys about 21.9 ounces of Gold Eagles.

Recurring cost. If custody and storage together run about $250 per year on a $60,000 balance, that is 0.42 percent per year. On $180,000 the same fixed fees are about 0.14 percent per year. Fixed fees favor larger balances.

Break the math on your own numbers below.

Texas gold IRA fee-drag calculator

Texas gold IRAs charge mostly flat dollar fees (setup, annual custodian, storage). Flat fees take a much bigger bite out of a small account than a large one. Enter your numbers to see the drag.

Estimate only. Fee amounts vary by provider and are often not published; enter figures you confirm in writing. This tool ignores metal price changes and the dealer spread, which also affect returns. Not financial advice.

Where Reagan Gold Group is strong and where it is thin

Strong points

  • Custodian named and verifiable, Equity Trust
  • Buy-back and 30-day price adjustment programs disclosed on the home page
  • Free insured shipping stated, 7 to 10 business days
  • Own media asset, The Gold Show, plus a public track record of 15 years
  • Public presence on BBB, Business Consumer Alliance, Trustpilot, and Google Reviews

Thin points

  • No IRA account minimum posted on the site
  • No annual fee schedule posted on the site
  • No named depository or vault for IRA metals
  • No Texas branch office or Texas Bullion Depository partnership
  • Referral and 30-day price adjustment terms not published in full

Verdict for a Texas buyer

Reagan Gold Group is a serious enough operation to shortlist if you like a small dealer over a large one. The Equity Trust custody arrangement is real. The buy-back and shipping programs are named on the home page. The company runs its own media asset, which is unusual and not a red flag by itself.

Three unknowns keep it from being a top pick without a first call. The IRA minimum. The full fee schedule. The depository name. Get all three in writing before you fund anything. Compare the fee quote to a Texas-native dealer that will store metals in-state at the Texas Bullion Depository.

When Reagan Gold Group is a bad idea

Do not open an account with any dealer that will not send you a written fee schedule before you sign an application. That rule applies to Reagan Gold Group and to every other firm in this space. A phone quote is not a fee schedule.

Skip Reagan Gold Group if in-state Texas Bullion Depository storage is a requirement for you. There is no evidence on their public pages that they can direct IRA metals to a Texas vault. A Texas-native dealer is a cleaner fit for that use case.

Skip Reagan Gold Group if you want a broker-dealer with a FINRA record. This is a retail metals dealer, not a securities firm. If a securities registration matters, look at a broker-dealer that offers a self-directed IRA.

Frequently asked questions

Is Reagan Gold Group a real company?

Yes. Reagan Gold Group LLC is a Los Angeles-based precious metals dealer with a Better Business Bureau profile at identifier 1216-904238, a Business Consumer Alliance profile at 156293602, and a Trustpilot page for reagangoldgroup.com. Public review platforms carry the entity by name.

Who is the IRA custodian for a Reagan Gold Group account?

The IRA application labeled on the site is an Equity Trust application. Equity Trust is a self-directed IRA custodian regulated at the state level and used by many precious metals dealers. Confirm the current custodian on the first call before any wire.

Does Reagan Gold Group publish its fees?

No annual fee schedule is posted on the pages we captured in June 2026. The site does not publish an IRA account minimum either. Request both by email before signing any paperwork.

Where does Reagan Gold Group store IRA metals?

The captured pages do not name a depository or vault for IRA metals. Ask the sales rep on the first call which specific facility holds the metal, and match the answer to a licensed depository name.

Does Reagan Gold Group work with the Texas Bullion Depository?

No such partnership is referenced on any Reagan Gold Group page we captured. If in-state Texas storage matters, ask for confirmation in writing. A Texas-native dealer is a cleaner path if the answer is no.

What is The Gold Show?

The Gold Show is a television and radio segment the firm produces with hosts Mike Hayes and Walt Philips. It functions as a branded content asset. Treat it as marketing, not as an independent source of financial advice.

Can I roll over a Texas 401(k) into a Reagan Gold Group IRA?

The IRS rules for a 401(k) rollover are federal, so the answer is yes in principle. Use the Equity Trust rollover paperwork and follow IRS Publication 590-A. Consult your CPA on any Texas-specific tax question.

Does Reagan Gold Group have a Texas office?

No. The only addresses on the corporate site are 2029 Century Park East, Suite 400, Los Angeles, and 6080 Center Drive, Suite 850, Los Angeles. There is no in-state Texas branch listed.

Sources

  1. Reagan Gold Group corporate site pages, rggusa.com, captured June 2026 for entity name, addresses, phone, email, program disclosures, and self-reported scale figures.
  2. Better Business Bureau profile for Reagan Gold Group LLC, bbb.org, identifier 1216-904238, Los Angeles CA.
  3. Business Consumer Alliance report for Reagan Gold Group LLC, report.checkbca.org, identifier 156293602.
  4. Trustpilot review page for reagangoldgroup.com.
  5. Equity Trust Company, IRA custodian named on the Reagan Gold Group IRA application document.
  6. Internal Revenue Service, Publication 590-A, Contributions to Individual Retirement Arrangements, irs.gov.
  7. Internal Revenue Service, Publication 590-B, Distributions from Individual Retirement Arrangements, irs.gov.
  8. Internal Revenue Code Section 408(m)(3), fineness rules for IRA-eligible bullion, law.cornell.edu.
  9. Texas Bullion Depository, official site, texasbulliondepository.gov.
  10. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, comptroller.texas.gov, on the Texas Bullion Depository program.
  11. Texas State Securities Board, ssb.texas.gov, investor search for complaints or bar orders.
  12. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, cftc.gov, precious metals fraud advisories and Registration Deficient List.
  13. Securities and Exchange Commission EDGAR, efts.sec.gov, public filings search.
  14. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority BrokerCheck, brokercheck.finra.org, broker-dealer and representative registrations.