Krugerrand Gold Coins
The South African gold Krugerrand was named after Paul Kruger the President of Transvaal (the old South Africa) from 1882 until 1900. His portrait remains on the face of all gold Krugerrand coins today. On the back is a springbok, a type of gazelle and a national symbol of South Africa.
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Where Can I Go To Sell My Gold?
Where can I go to sell my gold? The easy answer is you don’t have to go anywhere! There are so many companies around these days where you can just visit their website or give them a call and they will be happy to send you a postage paid gold bag where you can just pop any unwanted gold items in and send it back to them. Most of these companies will pay you within a day or two and some even pay in cash.
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The Gold Sovereign Coin
The gold sovereign is a British gold coin first introduced in 1489 and is still being minted today although none were made from 1604 to 1817. Nowadays gold sovereign coins are a collector’s item or an investment rather than being used for currency. Gold sovereigns are particularly popular with people investing in gold.
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Selling Gold Scrap and Gold Jewellery
Unless you never turn on the TV, you will be aware that the entire UK seems to be talking about selling gold at the moment. There are numerous advertisements from the many companies who want you to sell them your scrap gold, broken gold jewellery, and any other unwanted gold you may happen to have lying around your home.