One metal,
held properly.
W Gold carries gold and nothing else — sovereigns, Britannias, Tudor Beasts, Swiss bars, and a small standing shelf of pre-1933 pieces. Every coin is bought back at the market, by us, without a haggle.
| Piece | Fine gold | We sell |
|---|---|---|
| Sovereign George V Gold Coin | 7.32 g fine gold | £882.22 |
| Sovereign Edward VII Gold Coin | 7.32 g fine gold | £883.20 |
| Half Gold Sovereign ‘Final Rose’ Coin 2025 | 3.66 g fine gold | £449.76 |
| Half Gold Sovereign (Best Value) | 3.66 g fine gold | £429.39 |
| Gold Sovereign Victoria – Old Head | 7.32 g fine gold | £904.24 |
Seven pieces older than the firm
Struck between 1837 and 1933, and priced on their gold rather than their rarity. This shelf is the reason the house exists — and it is the one thing a bullion catalogue cannot restock to order.
The Sovereign, in every size
Half, full and larger, from Victoria to the current year. UK legal tender, so free of Capital Gains Tax for UK residents whatever the gain.
Britannia, a tenth of an ounce to a full one
.9999 fine, four security features struck into the field, and legal tender at a hundred pounds. The Royal Mint's flagship coin.
Bars, one gram to one kilo
The cheapest way to buy gold and the plainest way to hold it. Premium per gram falls as the bar gets bigger; every one is .9999 from an LBMA good delivery refiner.
Two exemptions, and what they cover
They are separate, they are constantly confused, and for a British buyer they decide most of what is worth owning.
Every entry, free of VAT
Investment gold is exempt from VAT in the United Kingdom — coins and bars alike, without exception. There is nothing in this catalogue that is not.
See the catalogueFree of CGT as well
UK legal tender coins are exempt from Capital Gains Tax for UK residents, whatever the size of the gain. Sovereigns, Britannias and Tudor Beasts all qualify; bars and foreign coins do not.
See what qualifiesGeneral information about how the exemptions operate, not tax advice.
66 entries
Gold only. No silver, platinum or palladium is carried, and none of the sell pages for them exist.
| Shelf | Standing | Entries | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Coins | Struck coin, UK and world issues | 44 | £385.10 |
| Gold Bars | Cast and minted, LBMA good delivery refiners | 22 | £126.91 |
| Sovereigns | UK legal tender — free of CGT for UK residents | 11 | £429.39 |
| Britannias | UK legal tender — free of CGT for UK residents | 13 | £126.91 |
| Tudor Beasts | Royal Mint series, .9999 — free of CGT | 4 | £920.67 |
| Historic Gold | Struck 1837–1933, priced on the metal | 7 | £882.22 |
| Tubes and Boxes | Sealed mint tubes, bought and sold whole | 2 | £34,714.04 |
Counts and prices on this page are read straight from the catalogue, so they cannot drift out of date.
Struck and refined by
Every piece in the catalogue comes from a government mint or an LBMA good delivery refiner.
Four steps, and none of them is a phone call
There is no account manager, no budget bracket to declare, and no call-back before anybody will quote you. The price is on the page, and the same price is on it for everybody.
Choose
Every listing states its purity, its fine gold content and its tax standing. The price shown is the price.
Pay
In full, at the time of order, because the metal moves. Card details go to the payment provider and never to us.
Delivered
Fully insured within the United Kingdom, in plain packaging that does not say what is inside. Signature required.
Sold back
Whenever you like. We buy back anything we sold, at the market on the day you ask, without a haggle.
Paid for in full at the time of order, because the metal moves. Card details are handled by the payment provider and never touch this house.