Selling your bullion coins is a simple and secure process with Cheshire Gold Xchange.
Bring your coins to our Warrington store, or to sell your gold coins online request a gold selling pack.
Get a price on the spot in our store, or we will send an offer for your coins via email if selling online.
We will pay for your Sovereigns, Krugerrands & Britannia's on the spot if you visit our store, or same working day as receiving if selling your gold online.
Sell your gold coins from anywhere in the UK with our online selling service. We can accept silver & gold coins at our store in Cheshire.
Using our coin value calculator will allow you to instantly get a valuation from us for your gold and silver coins. You just need two pieces of information.
Group your coins by metal/type, for example count the total quantity of 1oz Gold Krugerrands you have, and the total of Silver Britannia’s. Select the correct coin from our drop down item list, and then enter the total quantity for that coin. You can then click the ‘+ Add More’ button to add a new line and enter the same information for the next coin you have to sell. Complete your information, and click ‘Submit’ for an instant quoute.
Don’t worry you can post your gold coins to us or bring any precious metal coin in store and we can do the hard work for you.
If you would like to discuss your quote, please call us on 01925 387 107.
You can sell your silver coins or gold coins in pre-owned or new condition. Here are some recent pay outs to our local customers and across the UK, who have sold us their gold Britannia's, Krugerrand's, Sovereigns, and more. Payment options include bank transfer or cash.
1oz Gold Eagle
Scotland
1oz Silver Britannia
Chester
22ct Gold Sovereign
Leigh
1oz Gold Krugerrand
North London
1oz Gold Britannia
Liverpool
We pay a high price for your pre-owned silver & gold coins, view our competitive rates below. Please contact us if your coin is not listed.
| Coin | Price per Coin (£) |
|---|---|
| 1oz Gold Krugerrand | £2,958.49 |
| 1oz Gold Britannia | £2,973.58 |
| Double Sovereign | £1,392.00 |
| Full Sovereign | £695.81 |
| ½ Sovereign | £345.22 |
| ¼ Sovereign | £172.35 |
We pride ourselves on providing a 5-star rated service.
If you are looking to sell your silver or gold coins in Warrington, Cheshire, we have a solution for you. Our experienced and professional coin buyers will evaluate the weight and monetary compensation for your gold, silver, and sovereign coins.
We offer market-leading valuations for your unwanted Gold and Silver coins. As one of Cheshire’s leading coin dealers and buyers, we have built a reputation for transparent pricing and honest transactions that ensure you get the best potential valuation for your pieces.
Located in Stockton Heath, Warrington, our precious metals exchange is known for offering the best prices and same-day cash for your gold coins, Sovereigns, and more. As rated by Warrington Guardians secret shopper campaign, we came out on top on pricing vs. the national gold buyers (read the article on our home page). Further evidence, we are out for fair transactions that benefit you with the quick cash you need and us with an asset we can leverage.
Gold and Silver coins will generally hold their value well for resale. Remember, sovereign coins are government-backed and provide certainty on purity and metal content. That is why they usually fetch the highest resale price vs. scrap jewellery, for example.
Stop wasting your time pouring through the many online coin buyers with hidden fees and hidden pricing. Instead, why not dig out your gold coin collection view our transparent prices online and get the cash you need right now!
If you’re looking for some quick cash, or fed up with your coins collecting dust, give us a call, and we can pay out instantly on your unwanted coins!
Below are just a few examples of the coins we buy:
Located in the village of Stockton Heath, Warrington, our store is open six days a week, and no appointments are necessary.
If you are searching for ‘Sell Coins Near Me’ and are located in Cheshire, or close to Warrington. Do not hesitate to drop by our store. Selling coins in Warrington could not be easier. We are a 5-star rated Coin buyer with a positive reputation throughout the local and online community. Whether you’re looking to sell Krugerrands, sell half sovereigns, or silver coins, we can have your coins appraised and cash paid within minutes. You can click the ‘Sell In-Store’ button above for our location details.
Our team of coin buying experts specialise exclusively in the buying of precious metal coins, such as gold coins, silver coins, Sovereigns, Britannias, Krugerrands, Pesos, American Eagles and various foreign gold coins. This deliberate focus allows us to fully comprehend the intrinsic worth of your items and utilise that knowledge to drive high prices for our customers.
Unlike some other gold buying companies that specialise in scrap, we have dedicated coin experts. Every transaction presents an opportunity for us to establish transparency and build trust with our valued customers. We understand our customers want to sell their coins at the best price, and we are committed to delivering precisely that!
In our strive for transparency, we openly display our pricing online, making us one of the limited coin buyers in Cheshire to do so. A lot of companies will hide pricing, and will just hope you take whatever cash they offer you.
When you choose to sell to Cheshire Gold Xchange, our professional coin buyers will not present you with any hidden fees or deceptive valuations. Our pricing for Sovereigns, 1oz Krugerrands, and American Eagles ranks among the highest in the Northwest due to our adherence to market rates and continuous price updates throughout the day, every 5 minutes, to be exact! Additionally, we can offer higher pricing for higher volume sellers. Whether you are a local customer or someone seeking our services online, we are dedicated to providing exceptional pricing.
If you are not local to our store in Warrington, you can still sell your gold coins from the comfort of your home.
Established for over 15 years from our high-street location, we are a family owned business who specialise in buying precious metals, therefore we have the specialist knowledge and equipment to accurately identify purity, grade, and weight of your gold coins, silver coins, sovereigns, Krugerrands, Silver Britannia’s or rare foreign gold coins. It can often be difficult for regular coin dealers to identify accurate precious metal content in coins, meaning you may get undervalued. As we have the in-house expertise, we can provide a super quick and efficient service as we don’t have to send your coins away to any centralised location to be analysed and paid weeks later. Our payments are instant and on the spot.
We can offer high-street or online selling facilities allowing you to choose whichever method you’re most comfortable with. We offer the same high prices on coins across all our selling locations.
We care what our customers think, and want to be able to provide the best service possible. This is reflected in our 5 star rating across Trustpilot and Google.
Yes! We are proud of our quick turnaround when you want to sell gold coins or silver currency. Working within government limits, we can pay cash for your gold coins or on the spot bank transfer which will hit your account immediately.
If you’re looking for a trusted coin buyer in Warrington, drop down to our Stockton Heath store, or give us a call to get your items appraised. If you are happy with our valuation, we can offer you cash payment on the spot. That means you’ll be in and out and on your way without any of the hassles from our competitors.
We do not require you to send your coins to any central office or HQ for final valuation. With us, you can sell your coins quickly and safely because everything is done in-house.
If you choose to post your coins to us in line with our guidelines, we will process a bank transfer payment on the same working day as receiving your items. We always do our best to communicate the valuation amount within a couple of hours of delivery. The sooner you can make a decision, the quicker we can get you paid!
Our coin pricing for Gold Sovereigns, Gold Krugerrands, American Eagles, Silver Britannia’s are updated every 5 minutes via our website and displayed at the top of this page. This is part of our commitment to creating a safe, reliable, and fully open transaction with every one of our sellers.
We can also offer improved rates on higher volume coin sales. We frequently work with many clients that are managing large probate family inheritance packages, or large scale investors who are looking to liquidate their investments.
Our coin pricing is tied to the precious metal spot price, meaning you are getting an accurate and fair price. If you have a coin where pricing is not displayed above, please get in contact for a valuation.
If your coin is made of precious metal, we will buy it! However at Cheshire Gold Xchange, we usually don’t offer on coins based on numismatic value. We will price coins based on a bullion only status/calculation. Some coins such as full and half Sovereigns, sell at premium above their weight in gold. We will apply additional value based on this, but we would not factor in rarity of certain dates or designs. We offer a fixed price per coin type. As we are a specialist bullion dealer, our prices are still often way above what a coin collector may pay you including any numismatic premium.
You may see certain dated coins advertised at a premium through online platforms like eBay, and Vinted etc. But it’s important to look at recent ‘sold’ listings as these high advertised prices are often owners just chancing their luck and don’t reflect the true realistic value of the coin. Selling through these sites, presents their own set of risks, with security if you are offering a collection only listing, selling fees, and the risk of return fraud. We always recommend our potential sellers to obtain a quote from us and use this as a benchmark.
Our simple approach to pricing precious metal coins means you know exactly what price to expect, and you can sell instantly at the advertised price.
We are buyers of all silver and gold coins in any condition. Most coins such as full sovereigns coins and half sovereigns coins will hold their value in gold weight. But there is usually a premium paid above gold weight on bullion coins, we wouldn’t price Royal Mint coins at scrap price. The only time scrap price would be paid on a coin is if its damaged enough to significantly alter the overall weight, or the condition is too poor to resell as a coin.
Coins can often get damaged if they are mounted in pendants or rings, the claw mounts can occasionally cause damage to the coin making it unable to be resold and may end up as scrap. You also see coins spot welded to mounts, the weld causes permanent damage and we would not be able to resell the coin as it is. This is not anything to worry about though, as the coin still has a lot of value in the gold weight which we can pay very highly on.
Historically, coins used to be clipped at the edge by holders, removing a sliver of precious metal each time. Essentially stealing precious metal from the coin. This would alter the weight and appearance of the coin making it difficult for us to resell. This is not seen so much anymore as coins have reeded edges to help prevent this.
Any usual wear to the coins design, especially if the coin is old usually doesn’t present too much of an issue.
Many of our clients who have large collections, or coin investments may not feel comfortable transporting their bullion, they may have a large house clearance or probate estate that needs valuing. We can offer home visits allowing you to sell your coins from the comfort of your home.
Our Warrington store is disabled friendly, but our coin valuations from home service offers a convenient service for those who are less mobile.
We make selling your gold and silver coins easy! Our team can arrange a suitable time to appraise your coins in the comfort and privacy of your own home. We cover all areas of Cheshire, including:
Give us a call to discuss your requirements today.
If you have decided to sell gold coins or silver coins this is not like selling gold and silver jewellery. Jewellery is a consumer good, while coins are considered gold bullion of sorts and in some circumstances legal tender. However, we do see the two areas cross over with Sovereign coin mounted rings and pendants, which were highly popular through the 90’s.
Gold and silver coins hold their value better than many jewellery pieces. This is mainly due to the labour and design time spent on jewellery vs coins. You are paying a premium above the spot Gold price on jewellery as you are also cover costs of intricate manufacturing, designers, marketing etc. Where as coins are valued closer to spot value and will hold their value well.
Gold and silver coins are generally retailed at fixed margins above the spot price. Therefore, it is vital to be aware of their true value and to not just sell your coins at scrap price. Since many coins are produced by national mints, determining their accurate value is not a difficult task as there are lots of resources online. We can save the hard work for you, drop by to Cheshire Gold Xchange, and we can give you an accurate valuation for your precious metal coins.
As we are experts in precious metals, we can accurately test the purity of your coin, using non-destructive testing with XRF analysis. There are British coins that are minted in 24ct Gold such as the 1oz Britannia, and some Royal Mint coins are minted in 22ct like the Sovereign. Establishing an accurate purity of the coins you have, is the first step in obtaining an accurate and fair price and you want to ensure that the dealer you are choosing to sell to has this high end equipment.
Some coins can be produced unofficially, by non-authorised mints, some fake coins may also contain high amounts of gold but may have not been produced by the appropriate bodies. If this is the case we can still pay out highly, as even fake coins can still contain real gold! We can pay the highest prices in Cheshire for gold on a gram basis.
High street pawn shops or general pre-owned goods buying stores can be easily located in most towns, the convenience can mean you can get quick cash for your silver or gold coins. However, this convenience can come at a cost. These stores will often make very low offers on precious metal coins.
Pawn shops don’t specialise in buying gold and silver, so can often offer well below market value for your coins. They work on higher margins than specialist gold coin buyers, as they have inflated overheads and expenses. Their inexperience often means they want a higher margin to allow for more room for error on inaccurate valuations. Pawn shops are technically loaning you money against your coins. So, they won’t help but offer a lower price for your gold.
Unlike these stores, we don’t borrow against the valuation of your gold coins. When you sell coins to our professional coin dealers, you get a simplified, high and transparent valuation. That leads to a fair trade of cash or bank transfer for your Sovereigns, Krugerrands, American Eagles, and other coins.
The best approach to sell your gold or silver coins is to choose a trusted new and old coin buyer like Cheshire Gold XChange. We are expert dealers striving to provide you with the best value for your new, vintage, and antique coins. Our prices are extremely competitve and our appresials are pegged to the ever changing precious metal spot pricing.
In an industry where there can be some bad actors and buyers looking to take advantage, selling valuable coins can be a daunting task. Choosing to sell to a business with an outstanding reputation and an excellent online rating is crucial.
With every gold coin sold to us, we provide transparent pricing and an easy exchange. That is why we have such a growing book of return and referral clients who seek out our expertise and valuations.
Please be aware that some of the methods of testing below, can usually provide a rough guide to verifying if your coins are made of real gold. These tests are not 100% accurate and only serve as a guide. For accurate information and testing of your coins. Please contact us, bring them into our store, or send them to us via post for inspection and conclusive reliable coin testing.
The easiest way to identify your gold coins is to read the markings stamped onto the coins. These can not be 100% relied upon as some counterfeit coins will have misleading markings and stamps. You can use Google as a good reference to search the printing on your coins. Or you can contact us and we can help identify your gold coins.
In many cases, this can involve markings related to:
Gold has a specific gravity of 19.3, pure gold is much heavier than many other metals. Gold coins are usually stamped/embossed with their weight ie. 1oz, so if a coin by weight does not match its stamped denomination by being either too light or too heavy its likely the coin is not made of real gold.
Using a standard household fridge magnet, you can perform a simple magnetism test on your coins. By rule, Gold is not magnetic, so if your coins are attracted to a magnet, its likely not real gold or may contain other metals besides pure Gold.
Don’t despair too quickly. Many American gold coins have a mixture of metals as a core. Even if you think your gold coins may be counterfeit, it never hurts to bring them by the shop. We are happy to consider their value and offer some tips so you will know what to look for when you wish to sell coins to our professional coin buyers in the future.
We are a specialist Gold Sovereign coin buyer in any quantity.
Sovereign coins are a fascinating and evolving topic, with nuanced details ingrained into their history. We’ve put together a brief highlight on sovereign coins to show their value and intriguing nature.
Sovereigns were first introduced in 1489, during the reign of King Henry VII of England. Although this was their first time minted, they’ve since been minted in various forms with different design elements, focuses, and values.
Although designs change between each edition of sovereigns, the main design elements usually have common themes. The obverse side of a sovereign coin usually features a portrait of the reigning monarch, which can often be used as a quick way to determine when the minting of the coin was. The reverse side often showcases the classic design of Saint George slaying the dragon. This design has persisted since it was created by Italian engraver Benedetto Pistrucci in 1817.
Gold content: The consistency of pure gold value in sovereign coins has made them a favourite with collectors and investors across the globe. Sovereign coins are made using 22-karat gold. The gold content is 0.2354 troy ounces. This high gold purity is an essential tell-tale component of sovereign coins.
A full sovereign weighs 7.99 grams, and has a diameter of 22.05mm. A full sovereign coins contains 0.2354 troy ounces of pure Gold, which is equivalent to 7.3224 grams.
As the name suggests, a half sovereign is a smaller coin than a full sovereign. A half sovereign coin weighs 3.99 grams, and has a diameter of 19.30mm. A half sovereign contains 0.1177 troy ounces of pure Gold or 3.99 grams.
As a general rule, a full sovereign is valued at twice as much as a half sovereign since there is twice the amount of Gold present. You can sell your full and half sovereigns to us, we provide highly competitive pricing.
Although the gold content of sovereign coins is often important in drawing people to them, they are attractive to collectors for another reason. Because each edition of sovereign coins is issued with design variations, limited editions, and commemorative versions, various coins have become important to collectors.
Although they are collectables, sovereign coins are still considered legal tender in the United Kingdom. As a result, they make an excellent investment option for British citizens because they are legal tender and exempt from capital gains tax for UK residents.
Sovereign coins are widely accepted as a form of payment in multiple countries. Because they are so widely recognized internationally, they make a highly liquid and easily traded asset.
Sovereign coins are widely seen as inflation and economic-uncertainty-proof. Moreover, because their value is backed by their gold content and the reputation of the issuing government, they’re seen as a safe-haven investment and provide security against financial uncertainty.
Although sovereign coins are usually associated with the UK, they have also been minted in other countries. These include Canada, South Africa, Australia, and India. The variety of minting locations adds a layer of complexity and interest for collectors and investors, ultimately adding to the value of sovereign coins.
Sovereign coins are known worldwide through the references to them made throughout pop culture. Novels, movies, and TV shows have all taken their turn, including James Bond and Sherlock Holmes, making sovereign coins as timeless and popular as the great heroes.
In order to consistently improve the appeal of sovereign coins, the Royal Mint is always taking steps to add to the availability and collector’s appeal of the coins. Some of the ways they do this include the annual release of proof sovereigns with limited mintages and special editions. This keeps the interest of collectors and investors.
Sovereign coins are an excellent investment and collector opportunity and can be found worldwide. Click the link for more information on how you can price and sell quarter, half and full sovereign coins
In the late 1960s, particularly around 1967, the Republic of South Africa began producing gold coins with the intention of stimulating international trade and enhancing the nation’s value. These gold pieces were created to enable individuals to own gold and contribute to the growing volume of trade in Africa. As a result, Krugerrands, the gold coins minted during this period, have become highly sought after and rank among the most frequently exchanged gold coins worldwide.
Remarkably, even today, gold Krugerrands retain their intrinsic value. The overall assessment of these gold coins predominantly relies on prevailing market conditions during the trading period. It is worth noting that they were crafted in tribute to Paul Kruger, who served as the president of the South African Republic from 1883 to 1900.
American Dollars are minted by the US Mint, and they’re legal tender. They contain 24k gold, which means that each coin is worth $1 when you exchange it for cash. These coins come in 1oz sizes (a full troy ounce), ½oz, ¼oz, and 1/10oz sizes, each with its own unique design on both sides of the coin.
Some special notes should be made about American gold coins. They can be made by specific causes, organizations, or presidential decrees. Even though they are minted through national sources, they may be rare or limited editions.
American Gold Eagle gold coins are a bit different. These are the USA’s official gold coins and are available annually in various weights and versions. Most of the time, they carry Lady Liberty on one side with the date and minting insignia and the bald eagle on the other side along with the designation “1 oz. fine gold.”
Many people have held onto old British silver coins, with the hope of cashing them in at a future date. If your British coins were minted pre 1947 you may find your coins hold more value than you initially thought. Prior to 1947 British coins were minted in precious metals such as gold and silver, meaning these coins will still retain some value in their precious metal weight.
For many years, the Royal Mint produced silver coins from sterling silver, an alloy composed of 92.5% pure silver. However, beginning in 1920, the silver content in British coins was reduced to 50%. By 1947, silver was completely removed from the coinage, replaced with silver-hued cupronickel.
If you hold Crowns, Half-Crowns, Florins, Shillings, Sixpences, or Three Penny Pieces dated before 1947, they are likely to contain a substantial amount of silver. Regardless of their present condition, the inherent silver content gives these coins value, and we are excited to offer you a fair price for them.
There are many types of gold coins, with origins from centuries ago. Gold coins are still minted to this day, we have written a list of the top most valuable gold coins that you may hold!
1933 Double Eagle: Just before President Franklin D Roosevelt removed USA from the gold standard, the 1933 Double Eagle is a $20 gold coin that was the last to be minted before this significant economic change. The majority of 1933 Double Eagle’s in circulation were melted down and recycled, but their were reports that some were stolen saving the gold coins from the fiery furnace. These reports were later founded when one of these Double Eagle coins was legally auctioned in 2002 for $7.59 million. Achieve the best price for your gold coins, if you are looking to sell a gold Double Eagle coin please get in contact.
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle: The Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle was in production from 1907 to 1933 in the USA. The 26 years between 1907-1933 was a period where President Roosevelt was determined to beautify the American coinage. Due to this initiative, Augustus Saint-Gaudens was appointed to design this $20 gold coin. Augustus Saint-Gaudens was a renowned sculptor who Roosevelt saw as the ideal candidate to create the most beautiful gold coin design. Roosevelt’s instincts were correct as this coin is now regarded amongst collectors as one of the most beautiful U.S. coins ever minted.
Brasher Doubloon: The Brasher Doubloon is an extremely valuable gold coin, its value is inflated due to its rarity and historical significance. The Brasher Doubloon is one of the first gold coins to be minted in the USA. Struck back in 1787 by Ephraim Brasher who was a well known goldsmith based in New York City. This gold coin is extremely rare with only a couple of known examples remaining making it incredibly rare. The coins are made to a very high standard by an extremely skilled goldsmith. This coin has achieved auction sales in the millions.
Canadian Gold Maple Leaf: First minted in 1979 by the Royal Canadian Mint and still a coin in production today. The Canadian Maple Leaf gold coin is one of the world’s most popular gold coins for modern collectors. The Canadian Maple coin is minted in various denominations and sizes. The Royal Canadian mint have invested heavily in evolving the security and counterfeit protection of this coin allowing it to continue its use to today. This coin is well known for its .9999 (four nines) gold purity. Selling a Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin, is easy at Cheshire Gold Xchange.
Australian Kangaroo/Nugget: The Australian Kangaroo was first introduced in 1986 as the “Australian Nugget,” the coin featured images of famous gold nuggets that were found on Australian land. The Kangaroo design is updated annually, making it extremely sought after by collectors. In order to appeal more globally the coin design changed in 1989 to feature a Kangaroo, a globally recognised symbol of Australia. The coin is legal tender within Australia with the face value marked in dollars. Perth Mint have also included advanced counterfeiting protection into this coin.
South African Krugerrand: One of the most popular and widely transacted gold coins within the UK. The gold Krugerrand was first minted in 1967 by the South African Mint, the Krugerrand was one of the first gold coins to contain precisely one ounce of fine gold. Named after Paul Kruger, a well known figure in South African history, and the rand, the South African currency, it was primarily intended to promote South African gold. If you are looking to sell a gold Krugerrand, then please get int touch with us to get a quote today.
British Sovereigns: A hugely popular gold coin in the UK. The gold sovereign was first minted in 1817. The British Sovereign coin became a crucial gold coin of the British Empire during the 19th and early 20th century. Its design typically features a depiction of the reigning monarch on the obverse and St. George slaying a dragon on the reverse. The gold sovereign is commonly seen in full, half and quarter sovereign sizes. There double sovereigns and quintuple sovereigns also in production but are seen less. A half sovereign is 3.99g of 22 carat gold and a full sovereign weighs 7.98g at 22 carat purity. Sell a gold sovereign at Cheshire Gold Xchange today, with options to sell in-store or online.
Austrian Philharmonic: The Austrian Philharmonic gold coin was first minted in 1989 by the Austrian Mint. The coin is designed to celebrate one of the countries cultural icons, the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The gold coins design features an image of the great organ located in the Musikverein concert hall in Vienna as well as other musical instruments. A gold Philharmonic is minted in 99.99% pure gold and is available in various sizes, with the most popular being the 1oz Philharmonic. The coin is also available in silver and platinum. Sell a Gold Austrian Philharmonic at Cheshire Gold Xchange and maximise the value of this coin.
American Buffalo: The gold American Buffalo was first struck in 2006 by the U.S. Mint, the Buffalo was America’s answer to a pure .9999 fine gold bullion coins like the Canadian Maple Leaf. This gold coin is inspired by the classic buffalo nickel with an American bison on one side and a Native American profile on the other. The American Buffalo coin is most popular in 1oz size.
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