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Jewellers and dealers add their own costs and margin to the spot value: making or fabrication charges, VAT or sales tax, import duty, dealer premiums and a gap between the price they pay and the price they charge. For small bars and coins the premium over spot is usually larger than for large bars. Our guide to jewellery pricing explains this step by step.
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