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02 — GOLD

Collect substance.
Recognise rarity.

Explore physical bullion and rare gold coins, with attention to purity, provenance, price and the practical details of ownership.

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Historic 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle gold coin
1933 Double Eagle, a historic collectible example. Image: Sotheby's via NGC. Not a current offer of stock.

YOUR STARTING POINT

What would you like to explore?

Physical bullion

Compare weight, purity, refiner, product premium and custody arrangements.

Rare gold coins

Assess the coin, authenticity, grade, condition, provenance and its collectible premium.

A CONSIDERED PURCHASE

Know what you are buying.

We help you compare the opportunity and confirm the important details before proceeding.

Details to assess for gold
The assetExact weight, purity, dimensions and refiner, or the coin date and denomination.
EvidenceAuthenticity, provenance, ownership and grading information where relevant.
The priceMetal value and product premium; rare coins also require comparable collectible prices.
OwnershipCustody, storage, insurance, title records and access or delivery arrangements.
Future saleThe likely resale route, buying and selling spread, fees and buyer demand.

THE TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP

Look beyond the asking price.

01

Buying

The metal price plus any product or collectible premium, charges and applicable taxes.

02

Holding

Vault or storage charges and insurance, depending on the agreed arrangement.

03

Selling

The buying and selling spread, resale fees and any delivery or transfer charges.

Ask for an itemised quote and written terms. Services, providers and charges depend on the asset and the arrangements you choose.

HISTORY WITH CONTEXT

Explore the evidence.

Our brochure charts fifty years of gold prices, including periods of decline, and explains the distinction between bullion and a standout historic coin.

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GOLD QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions.

Do bullion and rare coins follow the same prices?

No. Bullion is priced around metal value, while rare coins also reflect scarcity, condition, grading and collector demand. A trophy coin result is not a bullion return.

What does the gold history chart show?

The brochure presents annual average gold prices over 1974-2024 in nominal US dollars per troy ounce. It is a historical price comparison, not a current quote or a net investor return.

Can you help with storage and delivery?

We help coordinate custody, storage, insurance and delivery arrangements. Providers, fees and cover are agreed for the individual purchase.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Tell us your interests.

Start with your preferred assets and budget. We help with buying, storage, insurance, delivery and selling.

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