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Selling gold

Selling with confidence.
Flexibility for life’s next chapter.

Understand what your gold may be worth, what affects the offer and what happens before payment.

Request a valuation

Four steps. One clear route.

From first details to secure payment.

01

Tell us what you hold

Share the product, quantity and any certification.

02

We assess it

We consider the product, condition and market.

03

Secure verification

Delivery or collection is agreed; the asset is then checked.

04

Offer & payment

The basis is explained. If accepted, payment is made securely.

Understanding the offer

A clear offer starts with a clear valuation.

We explain what has been assessed, what affects the price and how the offer has been reached.

Live gold price

Market starting point

Quoted in GBP at the time.

Metal content

Weight & purity

The amount of fine gold.

Product factors

Condition & demand

Grade, scarcity and costs may apply.

Your offer

Explained before you decide

No obligation to accept.

The right basis of value

Different gold should be valued in different ways.

01

Bullion coins & bars

Metal value first

The live sterling gold price and fine-gold weight usually form the starting point for bullion. Product type, condition, verification and applicable costs can affect the final offer.

02

Certified coins

More than gold content

Grade, condition, issue, scarcity and current collector demand may influence value beyond the metal content. The market basis should be made clear before you decide.

03

Our buy-back scheme

A route back to market

Qualifying products purchased from Britannia Bullion can be offered back to us, subject to verification and the buy-back terms applying at the time of sale.

A sale can create a taxable gain. Some UK legal-tender coins may be exempt from Capital Gains Tax; treatment depends on the product and your circumstances. Seek tax advice.

A route back to market

Know what is guaranteed—and what is not.

The scheme provides qualifying clients with access to a resale route. It does not guarantee a future price, a profit or recovery of the original purchase price.

01

A defined route

Qualifying products can be presented for valuation, verification and a current offer, subject to the scheme terms.

02

A current price

The offer reflects the product and market at the time—not the price originally paid and not a promised future return.

03

Your decision

The basis of the offer is explained first. Nothing proceeds until you understand it and choose to accept.

Help us start the valuation

Begin with four simple details.

01

Product & quantity

Coin, bar or certified coin; how many you may sell.

02

Weight & purity

Use the packaging or records if you are unsure.

03

Photos & certification

Clear images and certificates help identify the product.

04

Where it is held

At home or in storage—we can explain the appropriate route.

Unsure exactly what you hold?
Start with a conversation or a clear photograph.

Eligibility, verification and Britannia Bullion’s current buy-back terms apply. Gold prices and product values can fall as well as rise.

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From verification to payment

Verified carefully.
Paid securely.

We agree the delivery or collection route, then check authenticity, condition, certification and ownership details. Any required seller checks are explained clearly.

You receive the offer and its basis before you decide. Once accepted, payment is made by the agreed method.

Request a valuation

Your gold. Your decision. Your timing.

Sell all, sell part—or simply understand today’s value.

Depending on the products you hold, a partial sale may be possible. Ask for a valuation, take the time you need and proceed only when the outcome is right for you.