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Capital at risk. Physical gold and whisky casks are not regulated investments. The value of investments can go down as well as up. Past performance is not a guide to future performance.

Selling

Selling a cask or coins

Three routes for a cask and two for gold. We set out each one with you, quote every fee before you agree, and handle the paperwork for whichever you choose.

Selling a cask: three routes

When you decide to sell, we set out each route with you and handle the paperwork for whichever you choose. The choice is yours.

An aisle of casks in a bonded warehouse

Route one

A buyback offer

Funds usually within fourteen days

An offer from us, based on the current market for casks of that distillery and age. The simplest of the three.

A hand resting on an oak cask

Route two

A private buyer or bottler

Typically four to eight weeks

An introduction to vetted buyers and independent bottlers. We agree the price with them and handle the legal paperwork.

A tumbler of whisky on marble

Route three

Your own bottling

Roughly 250 to 700 bottles

An independent bottler bottles the cask at a licensed plant, under your label and at your chosen strength. Duty becomes payable at bottling.

Capital at risk. What a cask sells for depends on the market at the time. Values can fall as well as rise, and some casks take longer to sell than expected. Insurance covers fire, theft and damage, not market loss.

Selling gold: two routes

Sell a single coin or the whole holding, whenever you choose. We handle the paperwork and the delivery either way.

Route one

Back to us

Funds usually within three to five working days

We buy back at the live gold price, less a dealing spread that we quote before you agree.

Route two

Through another dealer

On your instruction

Sovereigns and Britannias are widely traded by bullion dealers. We send your coins to the buyer you choose, or release them to you to sell yourself.

Capital at risk. What you receive depends on the gold price on the day you sell, which can be lower than the price you paid. Gold pays no interest or dividend. Insurance covers loss and theft, not a fall in price.

How long selling takes

Every fee is quoted in writing before you agree to a sale. What you receive depends on the market at the time.

Cask: a buyback offer from us
Funds usually within fourteen days
Cask: a private buyer or bottler
Typically four to eight weeks
Cask: your own bottling
Arranged with an independent bottler; duty becomes payable at bottling
Gold: back to us
Funds usually within three to five working days
Gold: through another dealer
On your instruction

Ready to talk about selling?

Tell us what you hold and we set out the routes, with every fee in writing before you agree. Call us on 020 8103 7273, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm, arrange a fifteen-minute call at a time that suits you, or send a message. We reply to messages by email, usually within one working day.