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What does it cost to sell precious metals at GoldMoney?
With GoldMoney, you sell your gold, silver, platinum and palladium back to us at the GoldMoney spot price. Larger orders will be processed at the next available London Fixing Price. The fee for metal sales is currently at 0%, which means we do not charge you any commissions. However, we do reserve the right to charge a sell fee in the future should market conditions change and we are required to pass on any unexpected fees from our suppliers. We will give prior notice of any sell fees charged before you commit to a transaction.
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