VAT Free Silver 1 oz CGT Exempt Coins - Bullion Storage - Loco Frankfurt

These “our choice” 1 oz silver bullion coins offer a unique investment opportunity, with 0% VAT and exemption from Capital Gains Tax. Unlike typical silver purchases in the UK, which incur 20% VAT, these coins allow investors to maximise their returns, no matter how much they choose to store. Stored securely in a bonded warehouse in Frankfurt, Germany, they are ideal for investors interested in long-term bullion storage.

Please note this product is sold as a “storage only” item and is not available for purchase with delivery. It is VAT free because it is stored in Germany and outside of UK tax jurisdictions.

As the silver coins are safely secured in Frankfurt, a monthly storage fee indicated at checkout will apply.

Fineness: 999 fine silver
Silver Content: Contains 1 troy ounce of silver
Weight: 1 oz

An alternative option is VAT-free 1 oz silver CGT-exempt coins stored in Zurich, Switzerland, which still offer the same tax benefits. You may also wish to explore the full range of VAT-free silver coins and bars.

Loco Frankfurt

The term “Loco Frankfurt” refers to silver bullion that is physically held in Frankfurt, Germany. The word “loco” comes from the Latin word “locus,” meaning “place.”

Royal Mint Official Partner

These Royal Mint products are sourced directly from The Royal Mint headquarters in Llantrisant, Wales.

CGT Exempt Silver Coins

These coins are chosen on an “our choice” basis and will all be CGT exempt for UK residents.

Who Owns the Vaulted Metal?

Simply put, you do. There can be confusion around the ownership of metals stored in vaults or overseas. Some people say, “if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it,” but this saying is more applicable to paper silver rather than vaulted metals.

Paper silver, such as ETFs and futures contracts, represents claims to future silver purchases. In those instances, you do not own the physical metal; you own a claim to it. With vaulted storage, purchased products are physically stored in real vaults, with the silver belonging to you.

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. A complete CGT guide usually covers essential information such as the current CGT allowance in the UK, tax rates for basic and higher-rate taxpayers, and CGT-exempt bullion investment products.