CGT Exempt 0.25 oz Gold Coin Best Value (New)
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Description
These UK gold coins are our best-value “our choice” brand new 0.25 oz bullion coins. Issued by The Royal Mint, you will receive trusted and popular designs that offer ease of trade.
Each coin holds the status of current UK legal tender pound sterling, meaning the coins in this range are exempt from Capital Gains Tax (CGT). This makes them ideal for UK investors looking to maximise profits.
As “our choice” coins, depending on availability, you may receive the same design or date. Please note it is not possible to choose a specific design or date.
Fineness: 999.9 / 24 carat gold
Finish: Bullion
Pure Metal Content: Contains 0.25 troy ounce of gold
Face Value: £25, same as 1/4 oz Gold Britannias
Tax Benefits: Exempt from Capital Gains Tax & VAT
Please note: These coins have lower premiums than 2025 1/4 oz Britannias.
Explore the full range of Royal Mint gold bullion coins or other 1/4 oz gold bullion coins for more investment opportunities.
These coins are selected as “our choice” from a range of designs and dates. Depending on availability, you may receive the same designs or dates.
Royal Mint Official Partner
New products are sourced directly from The Royal Mint headquarters in Llantrisant, Wales.
Alternative 1/4 oz Gold Coin Investment Options
For those interested solely in the bullion value of these coins, alternative quarter-ounce gold coin options are available at lower premiums.
Minty CGT-exempt 0.25 oz gold coins are in close-to-mint condition and include Royal Mint issues from recent years. This allows them to be offered at more competitive prices than newly released coin ranges.
What Is Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is a form of levy imposed on the profit gained from the sale of assets, such as real estate, investments, and collectibles. In the United Kingdom, the present CGT allowance is £3,000 per annum per individual, which means one can earn up to £3,000 from the sale of assets before being subject to CGT.
