Solid gold buying and selling operation launched at the Liver Building

Liverpool Bullion, which opened earlier in the summer, offers clients the facility to buy and sell gold coins or bullion based on the real-time, current spot trading price of gold. Tony McDonough reports

Liverpool Bullion was founded by entrepreneurs Séamus Fahy and David Walsh

 

A premium gold buying and selling service has launched at Liverpool’s Royal Liver Building.

Liverpool Bullion offers clients the facility to buy and sell gold coins or bullion based on the real-time, current spot trading price of gold.

Clients can purchase all of the leading gold coins such as krugerrands, gold sovereigns, gold eagles, gold maples, Australian kangaroos plus many more varieties.

It also stocks gold bullion bars in a variety of sizes from one gram, five gram, 10 gram, 20 gram and one troy ounce up to one kilo from gold refiners such as Umicore and Argor Hereaus.

Unlike some gold dealers, Liverpool Bullion only buys and sells physical gold and does not trade in gold ETFs (exchange traded funds) or what is known as ‘paper gold’. Staff at Liverpool Bullion are highly trained and have many years’ experience in trading bullion.

The new service is situated in Liverpool Vaults, the £1m purpose-built vault which opened earlier this year at the iconic Royal Liver Building.

This location overcomes some of the key objections to investing in physical gold, as clients’ gold will be stored within the high-security vault and available for collection in total privacy and complete security.

Liverpool Bullion was founded by entrepreneurs Séamus Fahy and David Walsh. They operate in four other locations including Dublin, Newcastle, Glasgow and London. Mr Fahy said: “After the phenomenal success of Liverpool Vaults, which has been our busiest launch to date, we are excited to introduce Liverpool Bullion to the city. 

Liverpool Bullion is run by parent company Merrion Vaults, Europe’s largest independently owned safe deposit company.

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