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Silver hallmarks have been used in the UK for hundreds of years. These tiny stamped symbols reveal a lot about an item’s history, quality, and authenticity, including where it was assayed, who the manufacturer was, and the year it was hallmarked. Although silver hallmarks aren’t typically used in the world of bullion, understanding them can help...
The value of a gold bar depends on two main factors: its weight and the current spot price of gold. But there’s a lot more to it than just that. How much a gold bar is worth can also depend on premiums, market demand, and the type of bar being purchased. In this guide, we explore what gold bars are, the factors that influence their price, what af...
Many metals rust, corrode, or lose their shine when exposed to air and moisture, but what about gold? One of the greatest features of pure gold is its corrosion-resistance, but does it really never rust or tarnish? And if not, why do some gold items become discoloured or develop red spots over time? In this article, we share what to know about gol...
Milk spots are white, cloudy marks that can appear on the surface of silver coins and bars – even on untouched pieces that have been stored in pristine condition. While they don’t affect a piece’s metal content, they can understandably be a source of concern for silver investors and collectors. In this article, we explore what silver milk spots ar...
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