Rosland Capital Review

Last updated: July 12, 2026 · By White Metal Resources Editorial

Where Rosland Capital actually came from

Rosland Capital was founded in 2008 by Marin Aleksov, who is still the company's CEO in 2026 (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026). Its own about page states the firm has served more than 300,000 customers since launch and now shows 17+ years in business (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026). That is a long single-founder tenure in a niche where operators frequently rebrand or fold.

The corporate address on file at the Business Consumer Alliance is 11766 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1200, Los Angeles, CA 90025 (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026). Rosland is a national precious metals company; the Los Angeles headquarters is a company fact, not a state focus for its business. The firm sells gold, silver, platinum, and palladium products across the United States, and separately in the United Kingdom, Germany, and France under distinct legal entities.

The four-country footprint that sets Rosland apart

Most United States precious metals IRA marketers operate one country at a time. Rosland runs four. Its about page confirms Rosland (UK) has served customers from London since 2014. Rosland GmbH launched in Munich in 2017, and Rosland France opened in Paris in 2021. Each is described as a separate independent company under the shared name (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026). The BCA file corroborates the United Kingdom and Germany locations (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026).

This matters for one narrow reason. A firm that has stood up four national offices over 13 years has invested more in brand permanence than most single-market gold IRA vendors do. It does not mean the terms of any Rosland IRA are better; it means Rosland is not a temporary storefront. That is a floor, not a verdict.

The full product lineup: bullion, licensed collectibles, and the coin question

Rosland's about page lists four metals: gold, silver, platinum, and palladium (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026). The site also markets a category of exclusive licensed coins produced with Formula 1, the PGA Tour, and the British Museum. Piece weights range from a quarter ounce to five kilos (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026).

The licensed collectible line is worth naming plainly. A commemorative coin bought at a high premium above spot is a different product from a plain bullion coin or bar. Inside an IRA, only IRS-eligible bullion or coins that meet Internal Revenue Code 408(m) can be held. Premium-priced numismatic pieces are usually a poor fit. Ask, in writing, which specific coins a Rosland representative is proposing for the IRA account, and whether they are being sold at or near spot.

How Rosland handles silver, platinum, and palladium IRAs

This is the section this site cares most about. Rosland lists all three white metals on its about page. Its live spot ticker prices silver, platinum, and palladium alongside gold, so they are quoted product categories, not a footnote (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026). Its precious metals IRA page uses "gold, silver, platinum, and palladium" as one of the eligible categories for a self-directed retirement account (source: roslandcapital.com/precious-metals-iras/, checked July 2026).

As of this in-session check, Rosland does not publish on its public IRA pages: a specific list of IRA-eligible silver, platinum, and palladium items with fineness marks. The setup, custodian, or storage fee for a white metals account. Or the account minimum. The site's general disclosure names a $2,500 minimum purchase but does not tie that figure to an IRA account (source: roslandcapital.com footer, checked July 2026).

The collectibles rule under IRC 408(m) is unforgiving. No silver, platinum, or palladium item should enter an IRA at Rosland or anywhere else until the specific coin or bar has been named and confirmed as IRS-eligible in writing.

Where Rosland’s disclosure stops: fees, minimums, custodian, depository

This is where the review turns. As of this in-session check on roslandcapital.com, Rosland's public pages do not disclose the following IRA cost lines (source: roslandcapital.com/precious-metals-iras/ and /gold-iras/, checked July 2026):

• The setup fee for a precious metals IRA.
• The annual custodian fee.
• The annual storage fee.
• The dealer spread between the offered price and the same-day repurchase price.
• The name of the trust company that acts as custodian.
• The name of the approved depository that stores the metal.

The homepage lead form promises a callback from a specialist rather than a fee schedule (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026).

This is not unusual in the industry. It also is not good. Every fee that is not published in advance is a fee the buyer negotiates without a benchmark. The dealer spread, which is usually the single largest lifetime cost of a precious metals IRA, is the least visible on any dealer site.

Source: roslandcapital.com pages checked in-session, July 2026. "Not published" means the item was not present on the public pages examined. Any of these items may be available upon direct request to a Rosland specialist.

The public record: BCA rating, complaints, and what a customer wrote

Rosland's about page cites three trust marks: a Triple A rating from the Business Consumer Alliance, a 4.8 out of 5 customer rating, and an A+ Better Business Bureau rating (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026).

The Business Consumer Alliance file for Rosland Capital LLC independently confirms the Triple A company rating as of 7/12/2026. It shows 4 complaints closed in the last three years and a 75% complaint resolution rate (source: checkbca.org/report/rosland-capital-llc-100073790, checked July 2026). The Business Consumer Alliance describes Rosland as "a precious metal asset firm based in Los Angeles, California with additional locations in the United Kingdom and Germany" (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026).

The Better Business Bureau letter grade shown on Rosland's own site was not independently retrievable during this in-session check because the BBB profile page returned a 403 to our request. The BBB profile identifier used by Rosland is Rosland Capital LLC, BBB Los Angeles, ID 1216-100073790 (source: roslandcapital.com footer badge, checked July 2026). A reader who wants the current letter grade should pull the profile directly from bbb.org before deciding.

The Business Consumer Alliance file also carries a recent complaint description. A customer reported a $60,000 gold purchase from November 24, 2025 that had not been delivered by May 28, 2026. The customer stated that Rosland had cited shipping backlog and that the customer was unable to reach the company by phone or email at that moment (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026).

One complaint is not a pattern, but it is on the public record and buyers should be able to read it.

The William Devane era and what television marketing actually signals

Rosland's homepage names actor William Devane as an "Actor & Rosland Customer" and quotes him with the line, "Ask yourself. Are you safe? Make Gold your new standard." (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026). Rosland's advertised phone number is 1-844-754-1349 for the general kit request and 1-833-229-3117 on its homepage lead panel (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026).

Heavy television spend is a marketing choice, not a fee choice. It is worth knowing that a company running a national television campaign is likely paying for it out of the same margin structure that produces the dealer spread on your ounces. This is not a Rosland-only observation; it applies to any dealer with a paid celebrity spokesperson. The right response is to ignore the personality and ask harder questions about the coin price you are actually being quoted.

Where a Rosland-style dealer can misfit a saver

Rosland's own footer disclosure is direct: "Rosland Capital does not provide investment advice, retirement planning advice or tax advice" (source: roslandcapital.com footer, checked July 2026). It also warns that "Precious metals and rare coins are speculative purchases and involve substantial risks" (source: roslandcapital.com footer, checked July 2026). Both disclosures are correct and worth taking at face value.

A saver whose real question is asset allocation, tax treatment, or whether metals belong in a retirement plan at all is not the ideal Rosland customer. Rosland is a coin and bullion seller, not an advisor.

A saver who has already decided to open a precious metals IRA and only needs a firm to source and settle the coins can consider Rosland along with other credible firms. That is conditional on the fee and custodian information above being produced in writing.

Six things to get in writing before you sign with Rosland

1. The full first-year cost of the account. Setup, annual custodian, annual storage for segregated and commingled storage, and any wire or transaction fees, expressed in dollars.
2. The specific coin or bar being proposed for the IRA, and its IRS-eligibility status. Named item, mint, weight, fineness, and confirmation it meets IRC 408(m).
3. The offered price per ounce and the same-day repurchase price per ounce, for that specific item. The gap is the dealer spread.
4. The name of the trust company custodian and its own published fee schedule. The custodian is a separate regulated entity and its terms bind the account.
5. The name of the approved depository, its insurance limit, and whether the metal will be held segregated or commingled. Home storage is not permitted for IRA metal.
6. The written buyback policy, if any. Whether Rosland will repurchase the specific item, at what discount to spot, and how quickly funds are returned.

If any of the six items is missing after a full sales call, the offer is not ready to accept. That test is not adversarial. It is the minimum documentation set for a self-directed IRA, and any legitimate dealer can produce it in a business day.

What annual account costs do to a small holding over time

Whether Rosland or any other precious metals IRA firm is a good fit for a specific balance depends on the flat annual custodian and storage fees against the account size. Flat dollar fees are a smaller drag on a $250,000 account than on a $25,000 account. The calculator below gives a rough sense of what a fixed annual fee does to a specific starting balance over a chosen holding period, in a plain scenario with no return assumption.

Past performance is not a guarantee of future results, and the calculator is a fee-drag illustration, not investment advice. Consult your tax advisor for your situation.

When a Rosland precious metals IRA is a bad idea

The following situations are honest disqualifiers, regardless of Rosland's rating or reach.

• The saver has less than roughly one year of contingency savings outside the retirement account. Metal is not a liquid emergency reserve.
• The retirement balance is small enough that a flat annual custodian and storage fee absorbs more than one or two percent of the account each year. Fee drag on a small account is real and cumulative.
• The plan is to withdraw the money within a short window. Short holding periods magnify both dealer spread and price volatility.
• The saver's real need is advice, not coins. Rosland is not an advisory firm and its own disclosure confirms it.
• The proposed coin is a high-premium collectible priced well above the same-metal bullion equivalent. Numismatic upsells can destroy a small IRA account.
• The dealer will not put the setup, annual, and repurchase terms in writing before the account is funded. That opacity is itself a red flag.

Rosland Capital questions, answered

Is Rosland Capital a legitimate company?

Rosland Capital LLC is a real precious metals dealer. It is headquartered in Los Angeles, was founded in 2008, and holds a Business Consumer Alliance file with a Triple A company rating as of 7/12/2026 (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026). Its own about page cites an A+ Better Business Bureau rating (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026).

The precious metals IRA structure the firm sells is IRS-sanctioned. The open questions are the fee schedule, minimum, and custodian. The site does not publish those, and a buyer should require them in writing.

Where is Rosland Capital located?

The Business Consumer Alliance file lists the corporate address as 11766 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1200, Los Angeles, CA 90025 (source: checkbca.org, checked July 2026). Rosland also operates a Rosland (UK) office in London since 2014, a Rosland GmbH office in Munich since 2017, and a Rosland France office in Paris since 2021. Each office is a distinct legal entity under the shared name (source: roslandcapital.com/about/, checked July 2026).

What is Rosland Capital’s account minimum for a precious metals IRA?

Rosland does not publish a specific IRA account minimum on its public site. Its general footer disclosure names a $2,500 minimum purchase but does not tie that figure to an IRA account (source: roslandcapital.com footer, checked July 2026). A reader should confirm the current minimum directly with a Rosland specialist and in writing before deciding.

What does Rosland Capital charge in fees?

As of this in-session check, Rosland's public pages do not publish a fixed setup fee, annual custodian fee, storage fee, or dealer spread for a precious metals IRA (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026). Every precious metals IRA carries all four cost lines. The dealer spread is usually the largest cost across a full holding period and the least visible on any dealer site. Ask for the full schedule in writing before committing.

Does Rosland Capital sell silver, platinum, and palladium?

Yes. Rosland's own about page lists all four metals (gold, silver, platinum, palladium) and the homepage spot ticker prices silver, platinum, and palladium alongside gold as quoted product categories (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026). What the site does not publish is a specific list of IRA-eligible silver, platinum, and palladium items with fineness marks. That item should be produced in writing before any white metal is added to an IRA account.

How is a Rosland precious metals IRA taxed?

Growth inside a traditional precious metals IRA is tax-deferred. Distributions are taxed as ordinary income at the saver's federal rate. Early distributions before age 59.5 usually add a 10% federal additional tax under IRC 72(t), with limited exceptions listed by the IRS. State treatment of the distribution depends on the state of residence.

Rosland's own site states plainly that "Rosland Capital does not provide investment advice, retirement planning advice or tax advice" (source: roslandcapital.com footer, checked July 2026). Consult your tax advisor for your situation.

Does Rosland Capital have a buyback program?

Rosland's public pages do not publish a written buyback policy with a repurchase price relative to spot as of this in-session check (source: roslandcapital.com, checked July 2026). If a Rosland specialist offers a repurchase during a sales call, the offered percentage of spot and the timeline for funds returned should be reduced to writing. A buyback promise without a written price benchmark has no operational value at exit.

Is White Metal Resources paid by Rosland Capital?

No. We hold no affiliate relationship with Rosland Capital. We provide no link to the Rosland site anywhere on this page. We earn nothing if you choose Rosland. This review reflects public record only.

Is a precious metals IRA a safe investment?

A precious metals IRA is a legitimate, IRS-sanctioned account structure. It is not a guaranteed investment. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results, and no one can predict where metal prices will move. The concrete risks to plan around are short-term price swings, the fee drag on a small account, and high-premium coin upsells. We are not financial advisors; consult a licensed advisor before deciding.