Birch Gold Group - experience with smaller accounts

• •Been seeing a few posts about Birch Gold Group lately, mostly from folks with larger portfolios.
• •I’m curious if anyone here has direct experience with them for a smaller Palladium IRA?
• •When I say smaller, I'm thinking more in the $15k-$25k range, not my typical seven-figure allocations.

Been seeing a few posts about Birch Gold Group lately, mostly from folks with larger portfolios. I’m curious if anyone here has direct experience with them for a smaller Palladium IRA? When I say smaller, I'm thinking more in the $15k-$25k range, not my typical seven-figure allocations. My main Gold IRA is substantial, and I've been with them for years, but I’m looking to diversify a bit more into palladium specifically with a new account.

My existing Gold IRA is massive, as you probably know given my posts here over the years, and it’s split between a few custodians. I'm retired now, and while my primary focus is capital preservation and generational wealth for my grandkids, I’ve got some room for more niche precious metals. Palladium has been on my radar for a while now, primarily for its industrial demand and limited supply. It feels like a solid long-term play, even if it's not the traditional gold or silver route. I'm trying to decide if Birch Gold's service model and fees are appropriate for these smaller, more targeted accounts. Are they still attentive, or do the smaller accounts get less priority?

I looked at the Gold vs Stocks Comparison tool the other day, just out of curiosity, and it really reinforces my long-standing view on the importance of physical assets. While gold has been a cornerstone for me, I’m wondering if palladium might be a good way to add another layer of diversification without overcomplicating things. Any firsthand anecdotes about Birch Gold and palladium specifically, especially around the mentioned account size, would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.