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Yes. Monument Metals collects sales tax on orders shipped to certain states, based on each state's rules for precious metals.
Because most states exempt bullion and coins that qualify as investment-grade precious metals, many orders ship tax-free, but a handful of states (including Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, New Mexico, Vermont, and Washington) still tax bullion purchases, and some states apply tax below a minimum purchase threshold or on certain product types like collectibles.
Washington added a 6.5% tax on precious metals starting January 1, 2026. Since rules and thresholds change, check Monument Metals' sales tax page or your state's exemption criteria for exact details.
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