Free & Fully Insured
Request a Free Postal Pack
Receive your offer & funds the next day or get your items returned free of charge — that's our promise.

£750 Insured
Next Day Offer
No Fees Ever
I was hesitant about sending my valuables through the mail, but their secure process put my mind at ease. The valuation was fair and prompt.
How It Works
Four Simple Steps
Request a pack, post your items, get paid. Everything is included and fully insured.
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Request Your Pack
Fill out our simple form and your free valuation pack arrives within 2 working days. No postage to pay — it's all covered.
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Pack Your Items
Place your items in the tamper-evident security bag and padded packaging provided, and fill in the short valuation form that comes with it. Each pack carries £750 of insurance as standard — let us know if you need more and we'll arrange it before you post.
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Post It Free
Drop at any Post Office using the pre-paid envelope, or request home collection — just give us a call.
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Get Paid
We test and inspect your items, then make you an offer. Accept and we pay you the same day. No commission, no fees, no hidden costs.
Not happy with our offer? We return your items free of charge — no questions asked.

Exactly what lands on your doormat — the security bag, the pre-paid envelope and the valuation form to fill in.
Why Choose Us
The Cotswold Gold Promise
No auction fees, no commission, no hidden costs. Just fair prices and honest valuations.
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£750 Insured
Every pack carries £750 of cover as standard via Royal Mail Special Delivery. Need more? Just tell us and we'll arrange it.
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Full Tracking
Track your items every step of the way from posting to delivery.
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No Fees Ever
No commission. No fees. Auction houses take up to 50% — we take nothing.
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Free Returns
Don't want to sell? We return your items free of charge — no questions asked.
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Next Day Offer
Receive your valuation the very next day. If accepted, we pay you immediately.
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Tamper-Evident Packing
Security bags and padded packaging so any interference is immediately visible.
What We Buy
Items We Accept By Post
We accept everything listed on our Items We Buy page — jewellery, watches, coins, silver, art and more — insured to £750 in transit as standard, and for more if you ask.
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SoldRolex Datejust (1980s) — Broken
£3,000
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SoldVacheron Constantin
£2,600
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SoldVictorian Tea Set
£1,500
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SoldGold Pocket Watch
£1,200
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Sold18ct Gold Three-Stone Diamond Ring
£1,100
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SoldSilver Candelabra
£1,000
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SoldArt Deco Brooch
£850
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SoldEdwardian Necklace
£300
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SoldOmega Seamaster (1960s) — Plated, Needed Parts
£275
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Sold9ct Cameo Ring
£120
Customer Reviews
Customers love our easy process — and our prices.
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Quick and easy
I sent in a few pieces of jewellery and was pleasantly surprised by how quick and easy the process was. Within a short time, I received a fair valuation for my items. Highly recommended.
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Secure and professional
I was hesitant about sending my valuables through the mail, but their secure process put my mind at ease. The valuation I received was fair and prompt, and I appreciated their professionalism throughout.
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Competitive offer
Sent details over text and got a quick evaluation of some unwanted jewellery and a watch I inherited. Was very happy with a competitive offer — reassured by professional and friendly service. Thanks!
We Match Any Written Offer From Any UK Gold Buyer
Selling scrap gold? Show us a written offer from another UK buyer and we'll match it. No haggling, no hoops — just a straight-up promise.
What we need to match it
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Written offer from any UK gold buyer
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Dated the same day as your valuation
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Itemised: weight, grade, price
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We match or beat it — guaranteed

Common Questions
Everything you need to know about our postal service.
What items do you buy?
What items don't you buy?
How are your prices so good?
We're able to offer highly competitive prices because we work on relatively small margins and turn our inventory over quickly. For items with strong potential saleability we can often pay higher premiums than many traditional buyers, because we look to retail suitable pieces directly through our own outlets and other sales channels rather than simply selling them on to the trade.
That lets us recognise and pay for the additional value in desirable, saleable items, while avoiding the large commissions and fees often associated with auction houses and other selling routes.







