Monday 27 February 2017

Looking for a Special Mother’s Day Gift?

This year sees Mother Day celebrated on Sunday 26th March 2017 in the UK.
Mother’s day is now celebrated all over the world as a day honoring the mother of the family. It’s celebrated on various days around the world.  Mothers around the world are showered with gifts and cards from their loving children to show gratitude and love.
The history of Mother’s Day began centuries ago. It was common for churchgoers in England to worship at their nearest parish or 'daughter church' on a Sunday.
Hundreds of years ago it was considered important for people to once a year, return to their home or 'mother' church. The was generally done around the time of Lent when people would visit their 'mother' church - the main church or cathedral of the area. 

It was rather common for children to have left home at a young age for work. Therefore, the return to the 'mother' church became an occasion for family reunions when both sons and daughters who were working away returned home.
In other religions, such as Hinduism or Buddhism the celebration of mothers can also be found dating back hundreds of years.
Today, almost every country in the world celebrates Mother’s Day on various days.
So what do you get your special mother that she will remember for a long time?
How about a gift that not only looks beautiful but one that she can potentially use as an investment for the future?

The team at UKBullion.com specialise in beautiful gifts varying from bars, roses or even boxed set coins.  Customers are provided a fantastic choice of options such as the Luxury Golden Rose in Pink Gift box at a fantastic price of £29.99. https://www.ukbullion.com/luxury-golden-rose-in-pink-gift-box.html

Friday 24 February 2017

Gold Spot Price United Kingdom

Bullion dealers such as UKBullion.com use the gold spot price to determine the exact price to charge for a specific coin or bar. Gold prices are calculated in troy ounces and can fluctuate every couple of seconds during market hours. This provides the customer with the most accurate price based on the market.


The UKBullion.com site runs a real-time price feed so customers are assured they are purchasing products which take into account the latest prices of gold.
The spot gold market is active and trades for almost 24 hours a day. There are 31.1034768 grams of gold per troy ounce and 1000 grams of gold per kilogram.
In addition to the spot price, customers pay to cover manufacturing and distribution costs which are added to the cost of the coin or bar. Therefore, it sometimes pays to buy in bulk rather than smaller quantities so you can save on some of the costs.
Spot prices are also available for other precious metals such as Silver, Platinum, and Palladium. All are also available with UKBullion.com at great rates.
If you’d like to monitor the price of gold on the go then download the free app from www.ukbullion.com/live-chart/gold/gbp. This provides you with a constant feed to your phone of the current prices of gold.

We at UKBullion.com know the value of gold is constantly changing based on economic activities around the world; however, we still recognise that it’s never a bad time to buy gold. The changes in day to day prices will not impact your investment. Gold should be purchased as a long term investment which will see its true value rise.

Thursday 16 February 2017

UKBullion Are Paying Some of the Best Gold Rates in the UK

With the recent rise in gold prices, we at UKBullion.com have experienced a huge growth in customers exchanging their gold bullion for cash. With over £11 paid out per gram for 9 carat, it’s a great time to cash in any gold, or other precious metal for that matter and receive the best rates.
So how can UKBullion.com afford to pay such high prices for your gold?
With the current economic uncertainties, the demand for gold has risen due to investors looking to diversify their portfolio with investments in gold and therefore pushing up prices. There’s also been a huge recent demand for gold in growing economies such as India and China where gold is seen as a symbol of wealth. The team at UKBullion.com have the ability to pay great rates for gold through our established business setup. The team has the ability to melt down the gold they buy from you using their own in-house experts and then sell on to meet the current high demand for gold. Therefore, passing on the low overhead costs and profits made from selling the gold to the customer!


With this established business model and reputation for over 25 years, the team at UKBullion.com have a great history of paying their customers the best rates.
Selling your gold really could not be any easier. UKBullion.com offers 100% satisfaction guarantee. So that means if you are not happy with our valuation simply let us know and we will return the items to you using insured post. There is absolutely no risk and no pressure to sell your items, just 100% customer satisfaction!

Many of our customers cash in their gold with UKBullion.com to then upgrade for another item. So if you have something you feel is not right for you now whether it be more cosmetic reasons or even items that give you unwanted emotional memories then you can replace your items through UKBullion.com.

Saturday 11 February 2017

UKBullion.Com Offer Royal Mint Coins At Great Prices

The body authorized to strike British coins is known as the Royal Mint. The Royal Mint has been producing coins for England and the United Kingdom for almost 1,100 years.
Since 2010 HM Treasury has run the company as Royal Mint Ltd supplying all coinage for the UK. 
The Royal Mint is also known as the world's leading exporting mint. Manufacturing and circulating coins, medals, and other such items for governments to around 60 countries.


Another point to note with most Royal Mint bullion coins is that despite being deemed legal tender, they are rarely accepted by banks or shops. In addition, recent coins like the £5 coin produced earlier this year marking the Queens 90th birthday were available in a variety of finishes with prices starting from £20 all the way to £7,500. Therefore, even if you do manage to spend your coin at a shop you will not get the same value that you paid for it. Despite all that, The Royal Mint still remains a fantastic source for collectors’ items.
As one of the oldest organizations in the world with a history dating back over a thousand years, The Royal Mint will always keep its reputation as a trusted and experienced gold and silver bullion manufacturer.

UKBullion.com is a reputable seller of genuine Royal Mint coins. Most customers that buy a Royal Mint coin generally buy it as a collectors item. Take a look at the site today and range of coins available.