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The new purpose built Assay Office Birmingham building located on the corner of Moreton Street and Icknield Street in the Jewellery Quarter is really starting to take shape!

Logo's have now started to appear on hoarding's going around the building.

Glass windows are now being fitted into position, which will give staff and customers a more realistic idea for what the building will look like upon completion of construction work.

The new building will offer better facilities and personal security to staff and customers and will also enable wider public access to the resources which Assay Office Birmingham has to offer, in terms of it's private Library and Silver Collection.

Check back onto the official pages of Assay Office Birmingham for another update on the building's progress soon!

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YOUR LAST CHANCE TO VISIT A PIECE OF BIRMINGHAM HISTORY

Don't forget that this move provides you with a final chance to visit a piece of Birmingham history.

The Silver Collection Visits will take place on Monday 23rd February 2015 and on Monday 23rd March 2015.

With the launch of our new website, you can now book onto a Silver Visit AND PAY ONLINE! Please follow the link below;

http://theassayoffice.co.uk/heritage-hub/book-a-silver-collection-visit

A charge of £15.00 pounds per person is payable in advance and non-refundable.

Places are selling fast so book your place today to avoid disappointment.

Usually these visits are only available to organised groups, so this is a great opportunity to see the spectacular Silver Collection, books from The Library, and to hear about the history of both hallmarking and Assay Office Birmingham.