Rosland Capital was founded in California in 2008 by our CEO, Marin Aleksov, a 25-year veteran of the precious metals industry. We serve customers in the United States from our headquarters in Los Angeles, and customers are also served from international locations through separate, independent Rosland-branded companies in London, Paris, and Munich.
Rosland Capital LLC (roslandcapital.com) has 319 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.
Also known as
Rosland Capital, roslandcapital.com
Website
roslandcapital.com
Category
Investments & Wealth
Location
Los Angeles, California
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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My experience with John Siewers and Roslands was extremely disappointing. While he initially spent time discussing market outlooks and risk, those conversations ultimately felt misleading. The prices I was guided into did not align with what was discussed, and I now feel I was steered into unfavorable trades. Execution was not as represented, and delivery issues added to the frustration. Overall, I feel misled and regret trusting this advice. I would caution others to be very careful and do their own due diligence before doing business here.
I contacted a regulatory agency to report my concerns. I provided transaction records, written communications, and account statements for review. This regulatory involvement was essential in validating my concerns and helping me understand the scope of what occurred.
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Ernie P.
Please don't waste your money or time…
Please don't waste your money or time with this company... Take my loses as advice. I did a gold IRA with these guys...I invested 104K with them.. Rolled my 401K over.. I purchased gold at 1,240$ per oz.... Gold went up to over 1,850$ per oz...I decided to take my profits and get out... Only to find out I would only receive 104$ and some change.. There should have been a profit of over 90K...I think I actually made like 200$. So take it from me... Run from this company...I was lucky enough not to lose everything... The date will appear wrong on this. It won't allow me to set the correct date.
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richard F.
not happy
i took out and gold and silver ira in 2023 ask for a sale liquidation close to 90 days ago was told would take 30 to 60 days to complete and now im getting no call backs from rosland kept telling me money was sent to equity trust for distribution they keep telling me the money has been sent yet no payout
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Cheryl D.
Save your retirement
We bought nearly $150,000 of gold and silver from Rosland on 18th July 2025. Our stories is the same of others. We have received none of our gold and silver. Today is January 4, 2025.
How can Rosland maintain a high rating with Trust pilot? It has some very many complaints of people losing their money. And others not receiving their product.
Cheryl and Joseph Dyer of Iowa
Response from Rosland Capital LLCJan 14, 2026
Rosland takes all negative reviews very seriously. The precious metals referred to by the reviewer that she and her husband purchased from Rosland have now been shipped to them in full. A Rosland representative reached out to the reviewer’s husband by phone to apologize for the delay and to provide tracking numbers for their shipment.
— Rosland Capital
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Nancy L.
Don't feel professional advice was…
Don't feel professional advice was given that helped me keep my account stable or grow. Actually lost quite a bit of funds following Erik's advice. No longer using them for new investments but need to leave current investment there to try and recoup losses.
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simon B.
Sold my father 50k of gold just before…
Sold my father 50k of gold just before he died. Offered a ‘buy back’ 3 years later of 24k. Website claim buy back at cost minus 4% restocking fee. Most of the money was my fathers pension fund.
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Paul W.
How to lose thousands of dollars
*** Please be aware, the 5 stars reviews are probably all fake ***
This company preys on the uninformed. My 84 year old father-in-law put, literally, his life savings into gold coins after falling for the ads on Fox news and being slick-talked by their salesmen. What they don't tell you is that 1) their markup on the coins is insane, like 20-30% or more 2) the coins are not rare. In fact about the only people who want them back are Rosland, everywhere else will just give you the value of the gold 3) when Rosland do buy them back, it will be at a very low price - they tell you they will be sold at auction (not sure if that's even true), not bought back by Rosland, so you have absolutely no idea how much money you'll end up with, or when 4) when they do pay you, the money disappears into their apology vault, where SIX MONTHS LATER, multiple calls, and finally the threat of the BBB, they'll apologize, maybe, for the mix up and you'll suddenly get paid.
If you invest in gold bullion, you may stand a better chance, but even then, I assume the markup will be outrageous. Before you invest with this company, ask them exactly what you will pay for each coin, and exactly what you would get paid that day if you were to sell them back that coin. If they can't answer that, run. During the time my FIL had his 'investment', gold went up about 25%, but he ended up down over 20%. We're talking a loss of over $40,000 in eight months. The friendly salespeople turned antagonistic as soon as they had the sale, taking forever to return calls and then never giving straight answers. There is no option to get an email reply (they don't want a paper trail), and their T&Cs do not allow you to record the phone calls (but they can record you), that way you could never take them to court over their flimflam scam.
Please, please, please avoid this company. If you want to invest in gold, then do it through stock market funds that follow the price of gold, or if you really must have physical gold, then just buy bullion from a reputable dealer who will tell you upfront what it will cost to buy, and what they will buy it back for that day. But whatever you do, do not fall for the promise of rare coins that will supposedly be a great investment. They won't be.
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Frank M.
Buyer Beware-Misleading Practices and Major Financial Loss
I rolled over my 401K to Rosland Capital in January 2022, in the amount of $242,000. I continued to fund this account with $35,000 additional monies.
**Initial Purchase (01/20/2022)**
•$25 Lady Liberty Gold Coin (.25 oz)-276 coins @
$724.13 each.......$199,859.88
•1 oz Silver Americann Eagle Proof-361 coins @
$118.07 each.......$42,623.27
(Gold Spot:$1,844.20...Silver Spot :$22.45)
Their invoice listed a 33.3% "Spread" ,meaning these assets would need to rise that much just to break even. Based on that, Rosland implied they acquired my Silver Eagles for about $78.75 each-a figure inconsistent with market data. These were non-graded, mixed -year coins, many of which can be purchased today for less even though the spot prices have risen about 115%- ($28.00 oz) since my rollover. This all suggests the spread disclosed was misleading.
***Follow-Up Transaction (01/23/2024)***
I was called by Erik Von Detten from Rosland Capital to "rebalance" my portfolio by exchanging gold for silver. Following his advice,I sold 250 gold coins(originally $724.13) for $506.00 each, realizing a loss of $54,532.50. He then sold me 1,573 Silver Eagle Proofs for $80.39 each-the same product he sold me for $118.07, even though silver is up dramatically.
Despite gold spot being up over 130%-($2,430.00 oz) and silver spot being up over 115%-(28.00 oz) since my purchase, Rosland now values my portfolio at only $170,000.00. In summation, total contributions into 401K equal $277,000.00. That is a loss of $107,000.00 or 38% loss.
I have full written documentation and communication records supporting these claims.
This experience reflects misleading pricing, inconsistent spreads, and questionable portfolio advice that caused substantial losses. Unless Rosland Capital provides a full refund, I plan to file formal complaints with the CFTC and strongly encourage anyone with similar experiences to do the same.