Sell Gold in Wales Through Our Postal Service
Looking to sell gold in Wales? Moonstone Gold offers a UK postal service for unwanted jewellery, coins and other suitable gold items. Request a free insured pack from home, send your items for assessment and receive immediate payment by bank transfer after accepting our offer.
You do not need to visit a Moonstone Gold branch to use this service. Instead, follow the supplied Royal Mail posting instructions. We explain your valuation before you decide, and we return your items free of charge if you decline.

Where Can I Sell Gold in Wales?
Your options include local jewellers, specialist gold buyers, coin dealers and postal services. An in-person appointment may suit you if you want to discuss a particular piece. Alternatively, our postal service lets you arrange an assessment without travelling to a specialist buyer.
Before visiting a business, check its opening hours and whether it buys your type of gold. For example, a coin collection may need different expertise from broken jewellery. Also, ask whether you need an appointment and which documents to bring.
Moonstone Gold provides a postal service for customers in Wales through this page. You request a pack online, send your items using the supplied instructions and review our offer remotely. The process does not require a visit to a Welsh branch.
Compare Offers Before You Sell Gold in Wales
Compare quotes using the same items and information. If you have several carats or different types of jewellery, ask for a clear breakdown. This helps you understand how each buyer reaches the proposed payment.
- Check the gold weight and purity used for each item.
- Ask which buying rate applies and how long it remains available.
- Confirm any deductions before accepting an offer.
- Review the payment method and timing.
- For postal sales, compare insurance cover and returns.
Also, distinguish an estimated metal value from the amount a buyer confirms after assessment. Stones and other components may affect the payable gold weight. Therefore, ask about any difference between your own estimate and the offer.
How Our Postal Service Works
- Request your pack: complete the form below with your contact details and information about your gold.
- Send your items: follow the pack instructions and use the prepaid, tracked and insured Royal Mail service.
- Review your offer: we assess the items and explain the valuation. Once you accept, we make an immediate bank transfer.
If you want to sell gold in Wales without visiting a buyer’s premises, this process provides a postal option. However, allow time for delivery and assessment before an offer. Immediate payment follows your acceptance of that offer.
What Types of Gold Can I Send?
You can sell gold in Wales through our service whether your suitable items are wearable or damaged. For example, a broken chain or a single earring can still contain valuable gold. You do not need to repair jewellery before requesting an assessment.
- Gold jewellery, including rings, necklaces, bracelets and earrings
- Scrap and broken gold, including incomplete pieces
- Gold coins and bullion bars
- Dental gold, including old crowns and bridges
If you are unsure about an item, contact us before posting. Also, tell us about valuable stones, sealed bullion packaging or any previous specialist valuation.
Checking Value Before You Sell Gold in Wales
Your gold’s metal value depends on its weight, purity and the applicable buying rate. For example, 9ct and 18ct jewellery contain different proportions of gold. Therefore, equal weights need different rates in a calculation.
Our gold price calculator provides an initial estimate. Enter the relevant weight and purity, but remember that stones and other non-gold components contribute weight without adding gold.
For help recognising marks, see the British Hallmarking Council’s consumer guide. However, do not guess purity from colour alone. A professional assessment can resolve unclear markings and establish the basis of an offer.
Preparing Your Items and Checking Postal Cover
First, list the pieces you intend to send and photograph them for your records. Next, set aside anything you would prefer to keep. Follow the pack instructions and protect items from moving against one another.
If you expect the value to exceed £750, list the items on the form so we can arrange the appropriate pack. Also, check the confirmed insurance limit and conditions before dispatch. Contact us first if the contents exceed the available cover.
When comparing ways to sell gold in Wales, include the practical posting arrangements in your decision. Keep your proof of posting and tracking details until the process finishes. Do not assume that any pack provides unlimited insurance.
How We Assess Your Gold
When you sell gold in Wales through our postal service, our team examines the items and assesses their weight and precious-metal content. We also review the information you provide about marks or previous valuations. Then, we explain the proposed payment for you to consider.
Our gold testing information describes assessment methods. The appropriate checks depend on the item. Therefore, ask about the process before sending jewellery with valuable stones or a finish you want to preserve.
If the result differs from your expectations, request an explanation before accepting. Ask about the purity, payable weight and any excluded components. This helps you compare the confirmed offer with your original estimate.
Sell Gold in Wales with Immediate Payment After Acceptance
Once you accept our offer, we make an immediate bank transfer. First, confirm the bank details needed to send your money to the correct account. You can ask any valuation questions before agreeing to proceed.
Alternatively, if you decline, we return your gold free of charge through our insured delivery service. Requesting a pack does not oblige you to sell. You remain free to consider the valuation before making your decision.
Questions About How to Sell Gold in Wales?
Customers across Wales can request a postal pack, including those in Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Wrexham and rural areas. The online form starts the same process wherever you live. Your valuation depends on the items rather than your location.
If your nearest suitable posting branch requires a journey, check its opening hours before setting out. Follow the supplied delivery instructions and allow time to obtain proof of posting. Also, keep your tracking details until the parcel arrives and the assessment finishes.
For a valuable collection or an item you cannot identify, contact our team before dispatch. Our gold selling service overview explains valuation, payment and returns.
Request Your Free Gold Selling Pack
Ready to sell gold in Wales through our postal service? Complete the form below to request your free insured pack. Include details of higher-value items, particularly if you expect the total to exceed £750. Then, follow the instructions supplied with your pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. This page describes our postal service. You request a pack online and send your items for assessment, so a visit to a Welsh branch is not part of the process.
Yes. Customers across Wales can request a pack using the online form. However, check the supplied posting instructions and your chosen branch’s opening hours before travelling.
Yes, suitable jewellery and coins can go in the same parcel. First, list the items separately and confirm that the insurance cover suits their combined value.
No. You do not need to clean or repair gold for a metal-based valuation. Also, avoid altering antique jewellery or coins before considering any specialist collector value.
No. Insurance has limits and conditions. Therefore, check the confirmed cover and contact us before dispatch if the expected value of your items exceeds that limit.
We make an immediate bank transfer after you accept our offer. However, your items must first arrive and undergo assessment before we can confirm the valuation.
Yes. If you decline, we return your gold free of charge through our insured delivery service. Consequently, requesting a pack does not oblige you to sell.

