Value guides
Use these pages to understand why one item gets a different offer to another.
This page is built as the main hub for anyone looking to sell gold in the UK. It explains the process, what affects value, how postal selling works, and where to go next depending on what you want to sell.
If you want the shortest version: request your free gold selling pack, send your items using free, secure and insured Royal Mail delivery, receive your offer, and get a 1 hour bank transfer once you accept our offer.
You do not need to overcomplicate it. The process is simple when the buyer is clear, the delivery is insured and the offer process is easy to understand.
Start by ordering your pack so you can send your gold, platinum or palladium securely.
Use free, secure and insured Royal Mail delivery. This is the part many people worry about, which is exactly why the process needs spelling out clearly.
Weight, purity and current market conditions all matter. Style matters far less than most people think.
The offer reflects the precious metal value in your items. If you accept, payment follows fast.
Once accepted, payment is sent by 1 hour bank transfer.
The biggest drivers are usually weight, purity and the live gold price. That is the boring answer, but it is the correct one.
9ct, 14ct, 18ct and 22ct gold all contain different amounts of pure gold, so they are worth different amounts.
Heavier items usually contain more precious metal, which can increase the offer.
The gold price changes. Timing matters, especially for larger quantities or bullion.
Use these pages to understand why one item gets a different offer to another.
These pages help people who are still working out whether their jewellery is worth sending.
People usually compare postal gold buyers, jewellers, pawnbrokers and high street buyers. The right option depends on convenience, trust, speed and how clearly the process is explained.
| Option | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Postal gold buyer | Convenience, clear process, sending from home. | Users need trust signals and a clear explanation of insurance and handling. |
| High street buyer | Face-to-face convenience. | Offers and expertise can vary a lot. |
| Jeweller | Local selling for simple jewellery pieces. | Not every jeweller is focused on buying scrap or mixed precious metals. |
| Pawnbroker | Fast local options. | The model is not always best if the goal is simply selling for value. |
This is where a real pillar page needs breadth. Not everyone is selling the same thing, so the hub should point them to the right path quickly.
This is the bit the original page was missing. A hub needs obvious routes to related answers, not just a polite wave at the end.
For many people, the easiest route is to use a postal gold buying service that explains the process clearly and includes insured delivery.
Yes. Broken jewellery still has value if it contains gold, platinum or palladium.
They help identify purity, which is one of the main drivers of value.
Yes. Coins and bars are a separate intent cluster, so this page links you to the right next pages rather than pretending everything is the same.