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Alexandria, VA — Precious Metals Dealer Bond

Prepare precious metals dealer security for the Alexandria permit request using the correct obligee. Virginia Code section 54.1-4106 describes $10,000 security, but changes the bond recipient where a locality has adopted the applicable ordinance.

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Recorded state
Virginia
Bond type
Secondhand / Precious Metals Dealer Bond
Category
Business operations & taxes

What this bond does

The offering concerns a precious metals dealer permit in Alexandria, Virginia. It is separate from a general retail license, pawnbroker security or protection for a customer's investment portfolio.

Who needs it
A precious metals dealer applying for the relevant Alexandria permit. Confirm the business location, employer/principal and covered employees with the permitting office.
Who it protects
The statute provides for recovery by persons suffering loss from the dealer's violation of the governing chapter. Read the actual bond and claim requirements; it is not a guarantee of metal purity, market value or every transaction outcome.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Check the statutory security and accepted alternative

Virginia Code section 54.1-4106 describes a $10,000 corporate surety bond and permits a qualifying letter of credit as an alternative. This is the statutory security amount, not a provider premium.

Obtain Alexandria's current permit instructions and accepted form before arranging the instrument. Confirm the amount and dates in the city's request before applying.

Resolve Commonwealth versus local obligee wording

Subsection A refers to security in favor of the Commonwealth. Subsection B provides for the local governing body where the locality has adopted the specified ordinance.

Do not default to Commonwealth wording for an Alexandria request without confirming the local permit's condition. The accepted obligee and filing directions must match the office that will approve the dealer permit.

Keep employee and location coverage accurate

The statute says one bond of an employer or principal may cover the employees and transactions at a single location. That language should not be read as automatic coverage for every branch.

Purchase Now opens the supplied Alexandria offering. Provide the legal dealer, location and accepted local form, then file the executed security and complete the separate permit process. Ask about additional sites or entity changes before relying on existing security.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Obtain the current Alexandria precious metals dealer permit instructions.
  2. Confirm the legal principal, employees, and single covered location.
  3. Verify whether local governing-body obligee wording applies.
  4. Prepare the accepted $10,000 security instrument and filing evidence.

Questions about this bond

Should the bond name the Commonwealth or Alexandria?

The statute distinguishes those situations. Subsection B changes the obligee under an applicable local ordinance; follow Alexandria's current accepted form.

Does one employer bond cover every branch?

The cited statute refers to employees and transactions at a single location. Confirm additional-location treatment before relying on one instrument.

Is the $10,000 amount the purchase price?

No. It is the security amount described in section 54.1-4106. The provider's premium is a different figure.

Does the bond guarantee the resale value of gold or silver?

No. The statute concerns dealer violations and resulting loss, not market-price or investment-return insurance.

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