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| $4,275.40 | +2.28% |
$137,457.26
£103,872
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| $4,292.01 | +2.68% |
$68,995.54
£52,138
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Gold
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$4,316.91 | +3.28% |
$6,939.59
£5,244
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Gold
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$4,337.66 | +3.77% |
$34,864.77
£26,346
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Gold
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$4,345.27 | +3.95% |
$4,345.27
£3,284
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| $4,345.96 | +3.97% |
$34,931.49
£26,397
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Gold
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$4,354.27 | +4.17% |
$13,999.29
£10,579
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| $4,357.01 | +4.23% |
$14,008.10
£10,586
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| $4,358.34 | +4.27% |
$4,358.34
£3,293
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Gold
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$4,371.28 | +4.58% |
$7,027.00
£5,310
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| $4,396.95 | +5.19% |
$4,396.95
£3,323
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| $4,404.01 | +5.36% |
$4,404.01
£3,328
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| $4,404.01 | +5.36% |
$4,404.01
£3,328
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| $4,404.01 | +5.36% |
$4,404.01
£3,328
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| $4,404.01 | +5.36% |
$4,404.01
£3,328
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Gold
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$4,420.68 | +5.76% |
$2,842.56
£2,148
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| $4,420.70 | +5.76% |
$1,040.67
£786
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Gold
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$4,428.98 | +5.96% |
$2,847.90
£2,152
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| $4,431.00 | +6.00% |
$4,431.00
£3,348
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| $4,467.02 | +6.87% |
$1,051.57
£795
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| $4,481.97 | +7.22% |
$1,055.09
£797
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| $4,482.95 | +7.25% |
$4,482.95
£3,388
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| $4,495.63 | +7.55% |
$1,058.31
£800
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| $4,520.09 | +8.14% |
$532.03
£402
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| $4,521.38 | +8.17% |
$1,064.37
£804
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| $4,524.38 | +8.24% |
$4,524.38
£3,419
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| $4,524.38 | +8.24% |
$4,524.38
£3,419
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| $4,547.52 | +8.79% |
$1,070.52
£809
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| $4,580.72 | +9.59% |
$2,290.36
£1,731
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| $4,607.40 | +10.22% |
$4,607.39
£3,482
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About Physical Gold
Physical Gold, Bullion Dealing from Hatton Garden
Physical Gold Limited is a UK precious metals dealer operating from 63/66 Hatton Garden in London, the district that has long served as the centre of Britain's gold and jewellery trade. Founded in 2008 by Daniel Fisher, a former City of London trader, the company is registered at Companies House under number 06776948 and combines an online retail platform with bookable face-to-face investment consultations at its London office.
The firm deals in gold coins, gold bars and silver bullion. Its listing with the British Numismatic Trade Association covers UK and world bullion coins, numismatic coins concentrated on pre-1983 British and American issues, pension gold and a gold accumulation account.
Pension gold is a defining specialism. The company arranges gold for SIPP and SSAS pension schemes, a service that reflects its founder's financial-markets background, and holds related memberships of the National Association for Pension Funds, the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment and the Institute for Financial Planners. Other specialist services include the Monthly Saver, a regular gold coin accumulation plan; Director's Pick, curated lump-sum portfolios assembled by the firm; VAT-free silver held in offshore storage; and vaulting through Loomis International in the UK on a fully allocated and segregated basis.
Physical Gold has been a member of the BNTA since 2010. For buyers who prefer to discuss a purchase in person before committing, the consultation service puts the company at a fixed address in the middle of London's traditional precious metals quarter, a short walk from the historic jewellery workshops that gave Hatton Garden its name in the trade.
From City Trading Desks to Hatton Garden
Physical Gold Limited was incorporated on 18 December 2008, and the company dates its establishment to the same year. Its founder, Daniel Fisher, came to bullion after approximately fifteen years in investment banking at top-tier American and Japanese banks, where he worked in new-issue fixed income, syndicated debt, medium-term notes, money markets and commercial paper. During that career he built a commercial paper desk and advised institutional investors around the world, a background the company's own publicity sums up as that of "an experienced City of London trader".
Fisher launched physicalgold.com as an online platform selling gold and silver bars and coins, then developed a set of services aimed squarely at UK retail investors. Pension gold through SIPP and SSAS schemes became a core offering, joined over time by a monthly gold coin accumulation plan, offshore storage for VAT-free silver and the curated Director's Pick portfolio service. After founding the firm, Fisher added a CeFA (Certificate in Financial Administration) qualification to his trading credentials.
In 2010, around two years after incorporation, Physical Gold joined the British Numismatic Trade Association. Its BNTA directory entry records specialisms in UK and world bullion coins, numismatic coins focused on pre-1983 British and American issues, pension gold and a gold accumulation account, a spread that mirrors the company's dual identity as an online bullion retailer and a pensions-focused gold specialist.
The business made its operational home at 63/66 Hatton Garden, the London district that has historically anchored the UK's gold and precious metals trade, while its registered office sits at 159 High Street in Barnet. From Hatton Garden it runs bookable face-to-face investment consultations alongside the web shop, and client storage is handled by Loomis International in the UK, with holdings kept fully allocated and segregated.
Physical Gold: frequently asked questions
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Physical gold bullion refers to gold you own outright in a tangible form: coins, cast bars, or minted bars, all valued primarily by their metal content rather than rarity or design. This is distinct from paper gold such as ETFs, futures, or certificates, where you hold a financial claim on gold rather than the metal itself.
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The main risks are storage and insurance costs, the premium paid over the spot price at purchase, and liquidity when selling. Physical gold has no counterparty risk, but you bear the responsibility for secure storage. Premiums vary between products and dealers, so comparing prices before buying can reduce your cost.
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With physical gold you hold the metal outright and have no counterparty exposure, but you pay a storage and insurance cost and face a wider buy-sell spread. A gold ETF offers easy trading on a stock exchange with low fees, but your holding is a financial claim on gold, not the metal itself, and carries the fund provider's counterparty risk.
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In the UK, dealers are not generally required to report individual bullion purchases to HMRC, but you remain responsible for reporting capital gains on disposal. UK investors face CGT at 18% or 24% on gains above the annual exemption amount.
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BullionFerret currently tracks 296 listings from Physical Gold. The dealer carries UK and world gold and silver coins and bars, with specialist services including pension gold (SIPP/SSAS) and a monthly gold accumulation plan.