Hallmarking and Dealers Notice

When it comes to purchasing precious metals, it is crucial to ensure that you are getting exactly what is advertised. As a registered merchant with both the Birmingham and London Assay Offices, I am committed to providing my customers with the highest quality and authenticity.

What does it mean to be registered with the Assay Offices? Let's delve into the significance of this registration and how it benefits you as a buyer.

Under UK law, anyone selling precious metals must display a dealers notice issued by one of the UK Assay Offices. This notice explains the different marks and exemption weights for each metal. By being registered with the Birmingham and London Assay Offices, I comply with this legal requirement and provide you with the assurance that my products meet the highest standards.

When you purchase from me, you can be confident that all but the very smallest items will carry a full hallmark and CCM mark where applicable. The hallmark is a stamp that certifies the purity and authenticity of the precious metal. It includes important information such as the metal's fineness, the Assay Office's mark, and the date of hallmarking.

By choosing to buy from a registered merchant with the Assay Offices, you can have peace of mind knowing that the precious metal you are purchasing is genuine and of the highest quality. The hallmark and CCM mark serve as tangible evidence of the metal's authenticity, providing you with confidence in your investment.

Assay Office registration demonstrates my commitment to transparency and trust in my business. It shows that I adhere to strict standards and regulations set by the Assay Offices, ensuring that you receive exactly what you expect when purchasing precious metals from me.