Sell Gold & Silver at Auction in Surrey

Free valuations · Silver, gold, jewellery, coins and watches sold at auction in Carshalton

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Sell Silver, Gold and Jewellery at Auction

We sell hallmarked silver, gold jewellery, coins and watches in our regular sales at 11 High Street, Carshalton. Selling at auction lets collectors and dealers compete for your items, which often achieves more than a quick cash offer, especially for antique, signed or unusual pieces.

Recent results include a Victorian silver presentation spade at £6,750.

What We Sell

We handle most gold and silver items, from single pieces to whole collections:

  • Hallmarked silver: cutlery and flatware, tea services, trays and presentation pieces
  • Gold and silver jewellery, including rings, necklaces, bracelets and brooches
  • Coins: sovereigns, older silver coinage and collectable sets
  • Watches, including gold and silver pocket watches and wristwatches

Antique or signed pieces are often worth more than their metal value, so it’s worth getting a valuation before selling for scrap.

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Rolex watches in a green presentation box

Selling Gold and Silver in Surrey: Auction or Scrap?

Scrap buyers pay for weight. At auction, buyers also pay for age, maker, design and condition. We’ll tell you honestly whether an item is likely to do better at auction or is mainly worth its metal value.

Free Gold & Silver Valuations

Send photos of the item and any hallmarks through our online valuation form, or book a visit to our Carshalton saleroom (by appointment, Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm). For larger collections we can arrange a home visit across Surrey and South London. Helpful things to include:

  • Clear photographs, including close-ups of any hallmarks
  • The approximate weight, if you know it
  • Any boxes, receipts or family history
Gold silver

Why Sell with Us?

Independent Carshalton auction house since 1985

Every lot photographed and described in detail

Online bidding from buyers across the UK and abroad

Paid within 7 days of your lot being dispatched to, or collected by, the buyer

Selling inherited silver or jewellery? Get a free, no-obligation valuation.

Recent Gold & Silver Results

Hammer prices, excluding buyer’s premium. All silver & gold results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best way to sell my gold and silver?

If an item is antique, signed, well made or collectable, auction usually achieves more than its scrap value because collectors compete for it. If it’s broken or very common, its metal value may be all there is, and a bullion or scrap buyer may be quicker. We’ll tell you honestly which applies.

Metal prices change daily, but collector value doesn’t follow them exactly. For collectable pieces, the result at auction depends more on quality, maker and demand. Ask us for a free valuation and compare it with scrap offers before you decide.

Selling personal possessions can sometimes be subject to Capital Gains Tax. UK legal-tender gold coins such as sovereigns and Britannias are generally exempt, and many personal items worth under £6,000 fall under the chattels exemption. Rules depend on your circumstances, so check HMRC’s guidance on personal possessions or take professional advice.

For antique, signed or well-made pieces, usually yes, because bidders pay for more than the metal. For broken or very common items, the metal value may be all there is.

Hallmarks show the metal’s purity and often the maker, assay office and date. A known maker or an early date can add considerably to the value.

Yes. We sell gold sovereigns, older silver coinage and collectable coins, individually or as collections.

Yes. Send clear photos, including close-ups of any hallmarks, through our online form or by email. For larger collections we can arrange a visit.

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