How to Sell Gold
How to Sell Gold in Manchester
Bullion House buys gold coins, bars, jewellery, graded PCGS and NGC pieces and scrap gold in Manchester. Here is how a free, no-obligation valuation works and how to arrange one.
At a glance
How do I sell gold in Manchester?
Tell Bullion House what you have using the online valuation form, or arrange a private appointment at our Manchester showroom. Your items are inspected, the offer is explained to you, and you decide whether to proceed. Valuations are free and without obligation, payment can be made by bank transfer or cash, and we aim to respond to Manchester enquiries within one day.
- Valuations are free, private and without obligation, whether you enquire online or in person.
- We buy gold coins, graded PCGS and NGC pieces, cast and minted bars, 9ct to 24ct jewellery, scrap and mixed holdings.
- You do not need to know the weight, purity or value of your items before getting in touch.
- A final offer can only be confirmed once your gold has been inspected by a member of the team.
- Sell in person at the Manchester showroom, or use the postal buyback service where suitable.
- If you accept an offer, payment can be made by bank transfer or cash.

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Reviewed by Richard Lyttle on 18 Sept 2026

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Are you looking to sell gold in Manchester? Bullion House provides free, private valuations for a range of gold, including coins, bars, jewellery, graded PCGS and NGC pieces, scrap gold and mixed collections.
You can start by completing our online valuation form with some details about the items you have. If you would rather discuss your gold face to face, you can arrange a private appointment at our Manchester showroom. You do not need to know the precise value of your items before getting in touch; that's where we come in.
Every valuation is provided without obligation. Once we've assessed your gold, we will explain the offer and give you time to decide whether you want to proceed. If you accept, payment can be made by bank transfer or cash.
We aim to respond to valuation enquiries about selling gold in Manchester within one day, helping you understand the next steps without unnecessary delay.
Start by telling us about your gold
Before your valuation, it helps to identify the items you are considering selling. You may already know whether you have jewellery, bullion or coins, but it is not a problem if you are unsure.
Your gold might include:
- A broken 9ct necklace
- Unworn 18ct jewellery
- Inherited Sovereigns or half Sovereigns
- Britannias or Krugerrands
- PCGS or NGC graded coins
- Gold bars
- Dental gold
- A mixture of unwanted gold items
When you submit an online enquiry, we ask for your first name, surname and email address. Providing a UK telephone number is optional. Please note your details are used only to review your enquiry and contact you about your valuation.
If you would rather not provide information about your gold online, you can arrange an appointment at our Manchester showroom instead. You can also complete the valuation form at any time.
Tell us what you have
Complete the online valuation form with a few details about your gold, or arrange a private appointment at our Manchester showroom.
Gold we buy in Manchester
Gold can take many forms, from investment bullion and recognised coins to jewellery that has been inherited or is no longer wanted. Bullion House assesses different types of gold according to their individual characteristics.
Whether you have one item or a larger collection, you can begin by telling us what you have. We can then advise you on the most appropriate way to proceed with selling your gold in Manchester.

01. Gold coins and graded coins
Bullion House buys recognised gold coins such as Britannias, Sovereigns, Krugerrands and Maples. We also consider graded and collectable coins certified by services including PCGS and NGC.
The value of a coin may depend on more than its gold content. A coin's type, condition, rarity, grade and other characteristics can be relevant, particularly where you have a proof or collectable piece.
02. Gold bars
We assess both cast and minted gold bars in a range of sizes. You can enquire about an individual bar, several pieces or a larger bullion holding.
When contacting us to sell gold in Manchester, provide any information you have about your bars, such as their weight, purity, manufacturer or packaging. These details can help us understand what you hold before the assessment takes place.
03. Gold jewellery
We buy gold jewellery from 9ct through to 24ct, including inherited, damaged, unwanted and unworn pieces.
You can bring individual items or a larger collection for assessment. The weight, purity and the characteristics of each piece will be considered when we determine the offer.
04. Scrap gold and mixed holdings
Scrap gold can include broken chains, mismatched earrings, damaged rings, dental gold and other unwanted pieces.
If you have a mixture of items and are uncertain about their type or purity, you can still make an enquiry. We can assess the composition and relevant characteristics of the gold and explain how these contribute to the valuation.
- Type of gold
- Coins and graded coins
- Examples
- Britannias, Sovereigns, Krugerrands, Maples, PCGS and NGC certified pieces
- What we consider
- Type, condition, rarity, grade and other characteristics, as well as gold content
- Type of gold
- Gold bars
- Examples
- Cast and minted bars in a range of sizes
- What we consider
- Weight, purity, manufacturer and packaging
- Type of gold
- Gold jewellery
- Examples
- 9ct to 24ct inherited, damaged, unwanted and unworn pieces
- What we consider
- Weight, purity and the characteristics of each piece
- Type of gold
- Scrap and mixed holdings
- Examples
- Broken chains, mismatched earrings, damaged rings, dental gold
- What we consider
- Composition and relevant characteristics of the gold
| Type of gold | Examples | What we consider |
|---|---|---|
| Coins and graded coins | Britannias, Sovereigns, Krugerrands, Maples, PCGS and NGC certified pieces | Type, condition, rarity, grade and other characteristics, as well as gold content |
| Gold bars | Cast and minted bars in a range of sizes | Weight, purity, manufacturer and packaging |
| Gold jewellery | 9ct to 24ct inherited, damaged, unwanted and unworn pieces | Weight, purity and the characteristics of each piece |
| Scrap and mixed holdings | Broken chains, mismatched earrings, damaged rings, dental gold | Composition and relevant characteristics of the gold |
What happens when you sell gold in Manchester?
The valuation process is designed to give you a clear idea of what your gold may be worth before you decide whether to sell it in Manchester.
You begin by describing your items and providing your contact details. We then arrange the appropriate way to assess the gold. A final offer can only be made once the items have been inspected.
01. Describe what you have
Tell us about the gold you are considering selling. You do not need to provide an exact value, weight or purity if you do not know these details.
Any information you can provide about the items, including photographs or details from certificates and original packaging, may help us understand your enquiry.
02. We assess your items
Your gold needs to be inspected by a member of our team before a final offer can be confirmed. We consider relevant factors such as weight, purity, type, condition and the current gold market.
Different items can require different considerations. For example, a collectable coin may have characteristics that make it worth more than its underlying metal value, while scrap jewellery is generally assessed primarily according to its gold content.
03. Consider your offer
Once we have completed the assessment, we will explain the offer and the factors that have contributed to it.
Remember, you are under no obligation to accept our offer. If you decide to proceed, payment can be made by bank transfer or cash, and we will explain the payment arrangements, including payment date, before the sale is completed.
Sell gold in Manchester at our showroom
For customers who prefer an in-person valuation, our Manchester showroom provides a private setting to discuss your gold with a member of our team.
You can arrange an appointment whether you have a few pieces of jewellery, several gold coins, bullion bars, inherited items or a larger collection. If you are uncertain about what you have, mention this when arranging your appointment or filling in the enquiry form, and we can explain what to expect.
During the visit, your items will be inspected and assessed before the offer is discussed with you. You can then decide whether you want to sell, and you are under no obligation to proceed.
Would you rather sell your gold by post?
If visiting our Manchester showroom is not convenient for you, our postal buyback service gives you another way to arrange your gold sale.
Before sending your items, contact Bullion House to establish whether the postal service is suitable and to receive instructions for the process. This is particularly useful if you have jewellery, coins, bars or other gold items and would prefer to handle the valuation remotely.
Once your items arrive, they will be inspected and assessed. We can then explain the offer based on the gold received and the relevant characteristics identified during the assessment.
You can decide whether to accept the offer before completing the sale. The postal process therefore allows you to arrange a valuation without having to make a trip to the showroom.
What can affect your gold valuation?
The value of your gold items can be influenced by several factors. Depending on what you are selling, these may include:
- Weight and purity
- Type and manufacturer
- Condition and rarity
- Provenance
- Current gold market conditions
The same amount of gold can have different values depending on the item. A standard bullion coin, for example, may be assessed differently from a proof or scarce-date coin. Similarly, jewellery and scrap gold are generally considered according to their gold content and other relevant characteristics.
Our team will explain the factors that apply to your items as part of the valuation process.
For further information about the types of gold we buy and how the process works, visit our main Sell gold page.
Explore how selling gold works
Our main selling pages set out the types of gold we buy, how valuations are assessed and how scrap gold is handled.

Serving gold sellers across Manchester
Bullion House provides gold valuations for customers throughout Manchester and the surrounding area. Whether you are based in the city centre or travelling in from elsewhere in Greater Manchester, you can begin your enquiry online or arrange a visit to the showroom.
The service is suitable for a wide range of circumstances, including selling inherited gold, reviewing an existing bullion holding, clearing unwanted jewellery or arranging the sale of a larger collection.
You do not need to determine the value of your gold yourself before making contact with us. Instead, tell us what you have and we can explain the next step.
What our customers say
Read feedback from customers who have sold gold to Bullion House, including comments about valuations, offers, payment and the overall selling experience.
Are you ready to sell gold in Manchester?
Whether you have a single piece of jewellery, a collection of gold coins, bullion bars or inherited items, you can begin with a free valuation from Bullion House.
Complete the online enquiry form to tell us what you have, or arrange a private appointment at our Manchester showroom. If travelling to the showroom is not convenient, ask about the postal buyback service.
There is no obligation to accept an offer. Once your gold has been assessed, we will explain the valuation and let you decide what to do next.
Sell gold in Manchester with Bullion House
Tell us about your coins, bars, jewellery or scrap gold and we will explain the next step. Valuations are free, private and without obligation.
Contact Bullion House
- Phone: 020 7117 2889
- Email: info@bullionhouse.com
- Address: 111 Baker Street, London W1U 6SG, United Kingdom
- Hours: Mon to Thu 09:30 to 17:30; Fri 09:30 to 16:30
Frequently asked questions
What types of gold can I sell?
Bullion House considers gold coins, graded coins, bullion bars, jewellery, scrap gold and mixed holdings. If you are unsure what type of gold you have, you can still make an enquiry and provide a description of the items.
How do you value gold?
The valuation can take account of factors including weight, purity, type, manufacturer, condition, rarity, provenance and current gold market conditions. The relevant factors depend on the items being assessed.
Do you buy gold coins as scrap?
Not necessarily. Recognised bullion coins, graded coins, proof coins and collectable pieces may have value beyond their raw gold content. Each item is assessed according to its characteristics.
Can you value inherited gold?
Yes. You can contact us even if you have inherited gold and do not know its weight, purity or exact type. Give us as much information as you can, and we can explain how to proceed.
Can I sell gold in Manchester by post?
Yes, a postal buyback service is available where appropriate. Contact Bullion House before sending your items so the team can explain the process and provide the relevant instructions.
Do I have to accept Bullion House's offer?
No. Requesting a valuation does not commit you to selling. Once your items have been assessed, you can consider the offer and decide whether you want to proceed.
What should I bring to a Manchester gold valuation?
When you want to sell gold in Manchester, you need to bring the items you want assessed and, if available, supporting documentation such as certificates, original packaging, invoices or collection records. Photo ID and proof of address may also be required before a transaction can be completed.
Next practical step
Sources and further reading
Rules and market terms can change. Check the dated sources below and take advice on tax, regulation or personal finances where your position calls for it. For the practical side of buying or selling physical gold, speak to the Bullion House team.
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