The guide, by email
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Write to usCapital at risk. Physical gold is not a regulated investment. The value of investments can go down as well as up. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.
Free guide
Eleven pages on Sovereigns and Britannias, the two tax rules, the vault or your door, and how selling works. Free, and sent by email, usually within twenty minutes.

CoverThe UK gold guide

Page 3What you own

Page 4Where it is kept

Page 7How the tax works
Inside the guide
One subject to a page, in this order, ending with the questions gold buyers ask.
The guide comes first. Everything after it is at your pace, and nothing is bought until you have the price and every fee in writing and have said yes.
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Write to usA member of the team may call the number you gave, to answer any questions about the guide. Or choose a fifteen-minute call at a time that suits you.
Arrange a callA short questionnaire on your budget and your horizon. We write back naming specific coins, with the price of each. No charge, no obligation.
Request a recommendationNo. The guide is free, and asking for it does not commit you to anything.
No. It explains how Royal Mint gold coins are held, taxed and sold. Nothing in it is personal investment, tax or legal advice, and tax rules can change.
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Yes, from the whisky cask guide page. Ask for it once this one has arrived: each comes in its own email.
The other guide
What a cask of Scotch whisky is, how it is held in your name, what it costs, how the tax works and how a cask is sold.