Sell your gold with confidence.
A private valuation in your own home, anywhere in Flintshire. Every piece is weighed by its own standard — 18ct is never paid at 9ct rates — and the figure is explained in full before you decide anything.
Get a free valuation How it works
- No obligation
- Clear valuation
- We come to you
Find out what your gold is worth
A few details is all it takes. No charge, no obligation.
Gold Up buys gold in any condition
Items are valued on the gold they contain, so wear and damage make no difference to the metal.
Three steps, no obligation
Tell us what you have
A description or a few photographs of the items and their marks is enough to start.
We come to you
An appointment is arranged at your home. Hallmarks are read, items grouped by standard, and each standard weighed separately on calibrated scales in front of you.
Receive your valuation
The fine gold content and the basis of the figure are explained before any offer is discussed.
Book your private appointment near you
Booking in advance ensures we can give you our full attention and allows you to make the most of today’s historically high gold prices. Valuation is always free and there’s no obligation to sell.
Purity is expressed as carat or fineness
The three-digit number stamped on an item is its fineness — the proportion of pure gold it contains. It matters more than anything else in a valuation.
A clearer way to sell gold.
Transparent valuations
Weight, purity and the basis of the calculation are set out in front of you, not summarised afterwards.
Valued at your table
Marks read and standards weighed in front of you, in your own home.
No pressure to sell
If the figure is not right, nothing changes hands. That is the whole of it.
The arithmetic explained
You leave knowing how the number was reached and how to check it yourself with the gold purity conversion chart.
Gold buyers across Flintshire
Gold Up serves customers throughout Flintshire and the surrounding communities, from Deeside in the east to Caerwys in the west.
Written to be useful whether or not you sell
Reporting, not financial advice
Fewer households sold old gold in the second quarter
Recycled supply fell 6% as prices eased from their January highs.
ReadWhy the sterling gold price matters to UK sellers
UK values are settled in pounds per gram, but the benchmark behind them is in dollars — so the exchange rate matters too.
ReadCentral banks bought record gold as prices fell
A net 289 tonnes in the second quarter — the strongest Q2 on record.
ReadFrequently asked questions
Where can I sell gold in Flintshire?
Gold Up buys gold from customers across Flintshire, including Mold, Flint, Holywell, Buckley, Connah's Quay, Deeside and the surrounding villages. Contact Gold Up and an appointment will be arranged at your home.
How much is my gold worth?
It depends on weight, purity and the gold market on the day. Multiply the item's weight by its fineness to get the fine gold content — the gold purity conversion chart sets out the figures. A firm number needs the items sorted by standard and weighed.
Do I need a hallmark to sell gold?
No. Gold articles under one gram are exempt from compulsory hallmarking, so unmarked pieces are common and entirely normal. Have them out with everything else when Gold Up visits.
Is broken gold worth anything?
Yes — the same per gram as intact gold of the same standard. Gold does not degrade, so damage costs nothing in metal terms.
Is a valuation free?
Yes, and there is no obligation to sell. If the figure is not right, nothing changes hands.
Ready to find out what your gold is worth?
Professional gold valuation with no obligation to sell. Send a description or a few photographs and Gold Up will explain how your items would be weighed and valued.