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The cheapest, simplest place to buy gold in the UK.

We compare the real, all-in cost of a 1oz bar or coin across trusted UK dealers, the dealer’s cut, delivery and buy-back. Real prices, in-stock and verified, not sold-out headline rates. No jargon.

Cheapest Gold, a gold bar and a silver bar pushing a shopping trolley
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Find today’s cheapest gold

Tell us your budget and we’ll show which UK dealer gives you the most actual gold for it, with every cost included.

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Enter how much you'd like to spend above, then hit Search. We add every fee, so the ranking is the real all-in cost.

Physical bullion only. Unregulated. The value of gold can go down as well as up.

Buying gold, minus the maze

Three steps. No spreadsheets, no sales calls.

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Choose bullion or coins

Compare the classic 1oz gold bar, or switch to the 1oz Gold Britannia coin, both the easiest way to compare like-for-like across dealers. Not sure which? Read our bars vs coins guide.

2

See the real price

We add every cost (the dealer’s cut and delivery) so the number you see is the number you pay.

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Buy direct

Head to the dealer that's cheapest for you. We never handle your money or your metal.

UK gold bar dealers, ranked by premium

A quick at-a-glance table, use the tool above to compare for your budget.

The cheapest UK dealers for a 1oz gold bar right now, ranked by the dealer’s cut over the live gold price of £3,221.48 (updated 24 Sep 2026). Enter your budget in the tool above to see how much gold your money buys.

#DealerDealer’s cut1oz price
1The Gold Bullion Company1.83%£3,280.43
2UKBullion2.33%£3,296.54
3Chards2.45%£3,300.28
4Atkinsons Bullion3.14%£3,322.64
5GoldCore3.85%£3,345.35

Showing the 5 lowest of 12 price-checked dealers. Search above and unlock the full ranking free.

Every cost, in plain English

The things dealers don’t always put on the sticker.

The dealer’s cut

Every dealer adds a markup on top of the gold price. It’s the biggest cost and the main thing we compare, a smaller cut means more gold for your money.

Delivery

Most dealers deliver free and fully insured. A few charge a small fee, and we include it in the price where they do.

Paying by card

Good news: UK dealers can’t add a surcharge for paying by a personal debit or credit card (banned since 2018), so card and bank transfer usually cost the same. A few give a small discount for bank transfer on large orders.

Storage

Only if you choose to store your gold with the dealer instead of having it delivered. A yearly fee, shown separately.

Buy-back price

What the dealer pays if you sell it back. The gap below the market price is your real cost for a round trip.

Minimum order

Most have none, but some only give free delivery or storage above a set amount.

Gold & Silver in the News

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24 September 2026

Gold eases to £3,218.75 an ounce as banks target $4,500 to $5,000 by year end

Gold slipped to around £3,218.75 a troy ounce today, down about 0.65 per cent, as major banks including Natixis and Goldman Sachs stick to much higher price targets of $4,500 to $5,000 an ounce by the end of 2026.

24 September 2026

Silver drops to around £48.65 an ounce as a firmer dollar greets Xi's Washington visit

Silver fell 3.1 per cent to around £48.65 a troy ounce, more than twice gold's decline, as a stronger US dollar and rising Treasury yields weighed on both metals ahead of today's Trump-Xi meeting.

23 September 2026

Gold holds near £3,258 an ounce as China's gold imports top 1,100 tonnes

Gold is holding steady at around £3,258 a troy ounce today as record Chinese import demand offsets pressure from a hawkish Federal Reserve, with China's 2026 gold imports already topping 1,100 tonnes, more than the whole of 2025.