Gold guides · Hatton Garden, London
Gold Bullion Premiums Explained
A bullion premium is the difference between a quoted physical product price and the metal value reference. Understanding it helps compare bars, coins and denominations in Hatton Garden.
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See the gold market reference
The price reference is for information only. Actual prices depend on the specific product and independent dealer quotation.
24CT GOLD / FINE GRAM
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SPOT REFERENCE / TROY OUNCE
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Indicative reference only. Prices, available payment methods, cash settlement, charges and any appointment must be confirmed with an independent trading provider.
About gold bullion premiums explained
Premiums can reflect minting, fabrication, distribution, product recognition and supply. Small denominations may have higher percentage premiums, while a particular coin issue can differ from an otherwise similar bar.
Prices, checks & considerations
For sellers, focus on the provider's actual buying bid rather than assuming the original purchase premium will be recovered. Ask for complete GBP figures and any additional charges.
Before your Hatton Garden enquiry
- 01Compare like-for-like sizes and fineness
- 02Ask whether the quote is a buy bid or sell offer
- 03Review the net payment amount, not only a percentage premium
In-person enquiries in Hatton Garden
The appointment address referenced for Gold enquiries is 18 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8AT. Do not visit without confirmation of the independent trading provider and meeting time. ThunderSub introduces enquiries; it does not itself buy, sell, store or value bullion. The provider confirms actual stock or acceptance, identification checks, final prices, charges and payment arrangements.
Indicative GBP metal values shown elsewhere on this website are educational market references, not a guaranteed dealer buying or selling price.
Frequently asked questions
Does a higher retail premium guarantee a better resale price?
No. The future dealer buying spread and demand for that item may be different.
Are coin premiums the same as bar premiums?
Not necessarily. Format, denomination, mint and availability can all affect the price.