Discover why Bullion House is the UK's leading dealer for gold coins, silver, and collectibles. PCGS & NGC authorised dealers with expert knowledge on the coin and metals market, offering free & secure delivery on all items, rest assure your investments are in safe hands.

1. PCGS and NGC Experts

As authorised dealers of both companies, Bullion House ensures customers get the most transparent and best value pricing on all collectible coins.

2. Secure and hassle-free process

• Insured Shipments:

Every item is fully insured, and our Money Back Guarantee offers complete peace of mind.

• Secure Payment Options: At Bullion House we accept a variety of payment methods; bank transfer, credit/debit cards, cash and crypto

3. In Person Expert Guidance – London Showroom

Talk with us over the phone, email, business WhatsApp or why not come into our showroom located at 50 Baker Street, Marylebone, W1U 7BT.
Book an appointment and explore the world of coins, metals and investing.

4. Access to the rarest and hardest to find coins in the world

We are a stockist for a wide variety of collectible coins, metals and bullion. From British historical coins to highly sought after coin series released from the Royal Mint.

5. Reputation and longevity

• Proven Track Record Built on an ethos of honesty and a shared passion for gold coins and collectible assets, our founders boast 20 years of combined industry experience.

Our Story: Leading the UK in Gold Coins and Collectibles

Bullion House was founded on the belief that premium products deserve premium service. Unable to find a bullion dealer meeting our high standards, we created our own. Today, with a growing global clientele, we are proud to be recognised for our professionalism, exceptional service, and unwavering reputation in the gold and collectibles industry.

Gold: A Timeless Currency, From Ancient Trade to Modern Wealth

Ancient Origins: Gold was first standardised as currency by the Egyptians around 2,600 BCE, symbolising both divine power and universal wealth across empires.

The Gold Standard: In the 19th century, the Gold Standard established gold as the backbone of global currencies, a system that dominated international trade and economics until the mid-20th century.

Modern-Day Hedge: Gold remains a critical investment asset, retaining value during economic crises like the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic, proving its enduring role as a "safe haven” asset.

Central Bank Reserves: Central banks continue to hold significant gold reserves, using it to hedge against currency fluctuations and geopolitical risks, highlighting gold's ongoing relevance in global finance.

Cultural Significance: Beyond its economic role, gold's status as a symbol of wealth and prestige endures, from ancient artifacts to modern wedding rings. Today, gold is essential in technology, used in iPhones, laptops, and medical devices like stents and pacemakers due to its conductivity and biocompatibility. The aerospace industry also relies on gold for its durability, coating satellite components and astronauts’ visors to reflect harmful radiation. Even in uncertain times, gold remains a critical necessity in our modern world.