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Gold
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$4,242.43 | +2.06% |
$1,696,970.53
£1,282,350
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Gold
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$4,279.86 | +2.96% |
$137,600.51
£103,981
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Gold
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$4,331.57 | +4.21% |
$4,331.57
£3,273
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Gold
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$4,338.56 | +4.38% |
$43,385.60
£32,785
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| $4,342.52 | +4.47% |
$4,342.52
£3,282
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| $4,346.93 | +4.58% |
$4,346.92
£3,285
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Gold
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$4,363.27 | +4.97% |
$35,070.56
£26,502
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Gold
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$4,367.83 | +5.08% |
$70,214.42
£53,059
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| $4,369.26 | +5.11% |
$1,028.56
£777
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| $4,426.34 | +6.49% |
$4,426.34
£3,345
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| $4,486.13 | +7.93% |
$2,243.07
£1,695
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| $4,507.03 | +8.43% |
$1,126.76
£851
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| $4,665.35 | +12.24% |
$466.54
£353
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| $4,911.09 | +18.15% |
$578.06
£437
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About GoldCore UK
GoldCore's UK Operation at No. 1 Cornhill, London
GoldCore UK is the British arm of GoldCore, a precious metals broker founded in 2003 by Mark O'Byrne under the name Gold and Silver Investments Ltd and registered in Dublin under Irish CRO number 377252. The company has served UK clients from a City of London office at No. 1 Cornhill since 2005, and registered its UK establishment at Companies House in 2008 as an overseas company (FC028448).
The business model centres on allocated and segregated ownership of physical bullion: gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars, supplied for delivery or held in vault storage. Storage is offered in London, Zurich, Dublin, Hong Kong, and Singapore through partnerships with Loomis and Brink's. After selling its wealth management division in 2015, the firm narrowed its focus to bullion brokerage and storage.
GoldCore became an affiliate member of the LBMA in March 2023, reported at the time as the first LBMA member based in Ireland. The dealer runs separate websites for its UK, Ireland, and US markets, with goldcore.co.uk serving British buyers in pounds sterling.
GoldCore UK: frequently asked questions
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GoldCore is an Irish precious metals broker founded in 2003 in Dublin by Mark O'Byrne. It has operated in the UK since at least 2008, when its London establishment at No. 1 Cornhill was registered at Companies House. The company is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland and became an affiliate member of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) in 2023. It offers gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars for delivery or vault storage.
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In the UK, dealers are not required to report routine gold purchases to HMRC, though anti-money-laundering rules mean large or suspicious cash transactions can trigger reporting obligations. Buyers have their own obligation to report gains on disposal: UK CGT rates on gold range from 18% to 24%, with a £3,000 annual exempt amount.
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Physical gold gives you direct ownership of the metal with no counterparty risk from a fund structure, but it typically comes with storage and insurance costs. Gold ETFs are lower cost and more liquid, but you hold a claim on the fund rather than metal itself. UK investors should also consider that different vehicles can carry different CGT treatment, so it is worth checking the tax status of any specific ETF before investing.
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Key risks include dealer insolvency if metal is held in unallocated storage, delivery loss or damage, and counterfeit products. Buyers can reduce exposure by choosing dealers regulated by a recognised authority, opting for allocated and segregated storage rather than pooled accounts, using insured courier delivery, and paying by credit card where chargeback rights apply. Verifying LBMA membership or equivalent trade body affiliation adds a further layer of due diligence.