Andrew Miller Confirms Gold.com Price

As you may have seen yesterday, George Kirikos published an article about the A-Mark Precious Metals, Inc. SEC filing that mentioned its acquisition of Gold.com. A few weeks ago, I learned the domain name had been acquired by JM Bullion, a company owned by A-Mark Precious Metals, in a deal brokered by Andrew Miller of Hilco Digital. At the time, the sale price was not shared.

As George noted, the SEC filing stated “In March 2024, JMB acquired $8.5 million of intangible assets that included Gold.com’s domain name.” Since the filing mentioned “assets,” indicating the potential for multiple acquisitions, I reached out to Andrew to ask him to confirm the sale price of Gold.com. Andrew was able to confirm the domain name sold for $8,515,000.

Commenting on the deal, Andrew shared the following with me:

“As George discovered and reported, I did oversee the sale of Gold.com to JM Bullion/A-Mark in March for $8,515,000. As you are aware, I strive to keep price confidentially on all buy and sell side transactions I handle but sometimes, as with the $15.5m Chat.com sale which was disclosed last month, or Gold.com since the price was published in a 10 Q, it is OK to confirm it now. I believe it was a really nice win-win outcome for both sides and I’m excited to see how JMB/ deploys it going forward.”

Once archived by DNJournal and Namebio, the Gold.com sale will rank as the top publicly reported domain name sale of 2024 to date, well above the $1.2 million sale of TP.com. Gold.com has also been added to the list of recently reported one word .com domain name sales maintained on Embrace.com.