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Gold

£3,059.29 $4,119.68 £98.38 $132.48
per t oz

Silver

£39.03 $52.56 £1.26 $1.69
per t oz

Palladium

£770.05 $1,036.96 £25.24 $33.98
per t oz

Platinum

£1,126.98 $1,517.60 £36.35 $48.95
per t oz

Live Metal Prices

Metal Per Ounce Per Gram
Gold £3,060.04 £98.38
Silver £39.08 £1.26
Metal Per Ounce Per Gram
Gold $4,120.68 $132.48
Silver $52.63 $1.69
Metal Per Ounce Per Gram
Gold €3,672.64 €118.08
Silver €46.91 €1.51

Articles from March 2017


Bullion Coins – The American Eagle

Bullion Coins – The American Eagle

Article Last Updated: Monday, March 20, 2017

Brief History The modern American Gold Eagle coin was first minted in 1986 and quickly became one of the most popular bullion coins for investors across the world, most noticeably in the United States. One of the reasons for it being so popular among American investors is that the U.S Government gua...

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Bullion Coins – The Chinese Panda

Bullion Coins – The Chinese Panda

Article Last Updated: Monday, March 20, 2017

Brief History Chinese Panda Gold were first issued in 1982 and have since proven to be an extremely popular choice for bullion investment, both with investors and collectors. These coins initially came in denominations of one troy ounce, half troy ounce, quarter troy ounce and one-tenth troy ounce w...

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Bullion Coins – The Canadian Maple Leaf

Bullion Coins – The Canadian Maple Leaf

Article Last Updated: Thursday, March 9, 2017

Brief history Minted in 1979 by the Royal Canadian Mint, the Gold Maple Leaf coin has became a highly collectible item throughout the world. In actual fact, more than 25 million troy ounces of the coin have been sold since its debut. By 1982, the Pure Gold content used in the manufacturing of these...

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Bullion Coins – The South African Krugerrand

Bullion Coins – The South African Krugerrand

Article Last Updated: Thursday, March 9, 2017

Brief history Introduced in 1967 as an item to allow private, physical ownership of gold. The Gold Krugerrand is one of the most popular gold coins worldwide. With over 50 million ounces’ worth of gold sold to this day. During South Africa’s policy of apartheid from 1948-1994, the Krugerrand was mad...

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Bullion Coins – The British Britannia

Bullion Coins – The British Britannia

Article Last Updated: Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Brief History Britannia has been a prominent figure on British coinage for more than 300 years. More so, during times when Great Britain was governed by the Roman Empire. She first appeared on the reverse of bronze Farthing coins throughout the reign of King Charles II in 1672, as a symbol of Britai...

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How To Buy Gold Bars On Our Website

How To Buy Gold Bars On Our Website

Article Last Updated: Thursday, March 2, 2017

In this short article, we’ll guide you step-by-step on how to navigate across our website to find a gold bar product to invest in. We’ll find a product, add it to our cart and then proceed to the checkout using a few simple steps. So, let’s begin. 1. Finding gold bars from the home page. Our home pa...

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A Trump Uncertainty & Gold Prices

A Trump Uncertainty & Gold Prices

Article Last Updated: Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Gold prices are currently at a 3 ½ month high. We have seen prices at £1011 per Troy ounce and above on the 27th February 2017. These gains come prior to President Trump’s speech which he delivered to congress on the 28th February. The long-awaited speech addressed the details of the impending tax r...

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The Leekfirth Iron Age Torcs

The Leekfirth Iron Age Torcs

Article Last Updated: Wednesday, March 1, 2017

It has recently been reported that two amateur metal detector enthusiasts struck gold whilst searching on a Staffordshire Moorlands farm. The two friends found four pieces of jewellery which are said to be from the Iron Age. The different pieces of jewellery were found scattered a meter apart from e...

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