Gold.com Declares $1.20 Special Dividend

Gold.com, Inc. (NYSE: GOLD) declared a special dividend of $1.20 per share, with an ex-dividend date of Sept. 16, 2026. The distribution compares with the company’s previous quarterly rate of $0.20 per share.

The special payment is separate from Gold.com’s indicated regular annual dividend of $0.80 per share. Based on the supplied share price of $46.82, the regular payout represents a forward annual yield of 1.67%. Because special dividends are not necessarily recurring, the $1.20 distribution is not included in that forward-yield calculation.

The announcement followed a period of significant change for the precious-metals company. Formerly known as A-Mark Precious Metals, it adopted the Gold.com name, transferred its listing from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange and began trading under the GOLD symbol in December 2025, according to an SEC filing.

Gold.com traces its operations to 1965 and now serves wholesale, direct-to-consumer and secured-lending markets across the precious-metals and collectibles value chains. Its activities include trading, logistics, financing, minting and refining. In its fiscal-year results, management characterized the period as transformational, pointing to organic expansion, acquisitions and the corporate rebranding. The company also highlighted growth in storage and secured lending and the expansion of its production capabilities through Sunshine Minting. Gold.com’s results release did not attribute the special distribution to one specific operating factor.

Unlike an increase in the recurring quarterly dividend, a special dividend generally represents a one-time return of cash. Gold.com has no active consecutive annual dividend-growth streak in the supplied data.

What it means for income investors

Eligible shareholders receive a larger one-time cash distribution than the prior quarterly rate, but the payment does not by itself establish a higher recurring dividend. The company’s regular quarterly frequency and $0.80 indicated annual payout remain the more relevant figures for estimating ongoing income.

Gold.com carries a dividend safety score of 80 and an A grade in the supplied data. Those measures indicate comparatively strong assessed coverage, but they do not guarantee that future regular or special dividends will be maintained.