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Bullion Giant
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£3,194.46 | +1.01% | £25,676.06 | View Deal |
Sharps Pixley
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£3,217.97 | +2.54% | £25,865.00 | View Deal |
Baird & Co.
£25,796.63 for 25+
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£3,239.78 | +2.57% | £26,038.08 | View Deal |
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Baird & Co.
£25,798.82 for 25+
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£3,239.78 | +2.57% | £26,040.29 | View Deal |
Baird & Co.
£25,872.88 for 25+
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£3,242.94 | +2.67% | £26,063.49 | View Deal |
Physical Gold
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£3,277.84 | +3.77% | £26,346.26 | View Deal |
| £3,284.12 | +4.02% | £26,396.71 | View Deal | |
| £3,291.07 | +4.06% | £26,452.61 | View Deal | |
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25
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£3,301.58 | +4.39% | £26,537.08 | View Deal |
GoldCore UK
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£3,315.04 | +4.82% | £26,645.26 | View Deal |
Bullion Store
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£3,325.09 | +5.14% | £26,726.00 | View Deal |
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250g Gold Bar: frequently asked questions
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The cheapest 250g gold bar tracked here is £25,676.06, about 1.0% over the gold spot price. A 250g bar contains roughly 8.04 troy ounces of .9999 fine gold, so its value moves closely with the £3,166.84 spot price multiplied by that weight, plus the dealer's premium.
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The cheapest offer tracked on this page is from Bullion Giant, currently at 1.0% over the gold spot price. Premiums on 250g bars are relatively low compared to smaller formats because the fixed fabrication cost is spread across more metal. Across 8 dealers tracked here, it is worth comparing total delivered prices, as shipping and insurance can vary.
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Exact dimensions vary by refinery since this is a generic product group covering bars from multiple producers. Minted bars tend to be flat and rectangular, while cast bars of the same weight are chunkier and less uniform. The 250g stated weight is the only guaranteed consistent figure across refiners; check the specific refinery's datasheet for precise measurements.
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Private gold ownership is legal in all markets this site covers, including the UK, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, and South Africa. There are no quantity limits for private individuals in any of these jurisdictions. A small number of countries elsewhere in the world have historically restricted gold ownership, but none of the English-speaking markets covered here do.
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Buying gold is not generally reported to tax authorities, but selling it typically is your responsibility to declare. In the UK, gains above the £3,000 annual allowance must be reported to HMRC, taxed at 18% or 24%. In the US, dealers may issue a 1099-B for qualifying sales, and gains are taxed at up to 28%. In Canada, 50% of the gain is included in taxable income. Rules vary by country; check with a local tax adviser.