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With its origins tracing back to over 500 years ago, the gold Sovereign is steeped in British history, regarded as a symbol of quality and reliability respected by collectors and precious metal investors alike.

Gold is a valuable asset, but why does the price change, and how is it determined? Find out more in our expert guide.

What are the tax implications of investing in gold? And, more specifically, is gold exempt from inheritance tax in the UK?

A question we are often asked, particularly by those new to investing in gold and silver, is: what is the difference between Bullion coins and Proof coins? If you’ve seen and heard these terms being used but are unsure what they mean, read on and find out about the difference between these coins.

A question we get asked quite often by those new to gold and silver bullion investment is ‘Why is silver cheaper than gold?’. In this article, we’ll focus on some of the reasons why these precious metals differ in value.

The list of the world’s commodities is endless. So why, out of a huge range of options, do Gold and Silver have intrinsic value? What has gained gold and silver their ‘precious’ metals title?

Since the first coin was made almost 3,000 years ago, precious metal coins have held great value in our hearts and pockets. However, this can sadly make them the perfect target for counterfeiters. There is nothing more heart-breaking than knowing your iconic collectors piece holds little to no value, so we’ve pulled together some tips on how you can stay ahead of coin counterfeiters.

Have you ever wondered about those mint marks on your gold and silver coins? In this article, we will explore why these marks matter, where they come from, and what they can tell you about the coins in your collection.

How much do you know about the world famous UK Britannia coin? Read our article to find out.

What exactly is the gold standard, and would it be practical to rebuild an international gold standard? Read our complete guide here.