Core Insights - Gold.com, Inc. has successfully completed the acquisition of Monex, a prominent precious metals dealer, enhancing its service offerings and operational capabilities [1][2] - The company has increased its stake in Atkinsons Bullion & Coins to 49.5%, further expanding its international direct-to-consumer presence [3][4] - Gold.com will ring the NYSE Opening Bell on January 27, 2026, marking its transition to a fully integrated alternative assets platform [9] Monex Transaction Update - The acquisition of Monex allows Gold.com to integrate teams and platforms efficiently, leveraging decades of collaboration [2] - Monex has facilitated billions in transactions since its founding in 1987, generating total revenue of $835 million for the year ending December 31, 2024, and holding $630 million in assets under custody as of September 30, 2025 [2] Atkinsons Bullion & Coins Investment Update - Gold.com acquired an additional 24.5% equity interest in Atkinsons, increasing its total ownership to 49.5% [3] - Atkinsons reported revenue exceeding $370 million in calendar year 2025, and Gold.com holds an option to acquire an additional 25.5% ownership interest beginning December 2027 [4][5] Auction Highlights - Stack's Bowers Galleries conducted a landmark auction for the final circulating Lincoln pennies, realizing over $16.76 million [6][8] - The auction featured 232 three-coin sets, with an average lot value exceeding $72,000, and the final set achieving a record price of $800,000 [8] Company Overview - Gold.com, founded in 1965, offers a comprehensive solution for precious metals and collectibles, combining market expertise with logistics, financing, and minting capabilities [10] - The company's direct-to-consumer marketplace includes flagship brands such as JMBullion.com and Stack's Bowers Galleries, serving millions of customers globally [11]
Gold.com Closes Monex Precious Metals Acquisition, Provides an Operational Update, and a Link to the Livestream of the January 27, 2026 Ringing of the NYSE’s Opening Bell