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Since its introduction in 1967 to promote South African Gold, the Gold Krugerrand has gained global acclaim with its timeless design featuring two prominent South African figures: Paul Kruger and the springbok antelope.

Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of Gold.
• Coins will be securely packaged.
• Obverse: Features the image of Paul Kruger, South Africa’s first and only president, along with “South Africa” in Afrikaans and English.
• Reverse: Showcases the springbok antelope, South Africa's national animal, along with the minting year and Gold weight.
• Minted by Rand Refinery.

This iconic Gold coin is beloved worldwide for its  Gold content and enduring design. Enhance your collection with a 1 oz Gold Krugerrand today.

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The 1 oz Gold Krugerrand is among the most sought-after gold coins for investment.

Krugerrand Series

The Krugerrand, introduced in 1967, was the world's first modern Gold bullion coin and remains a preferred choice for collectors and investors today. Krugerrands were initially minted to promote South African Gold on the global stage.

Krugerrands do not carry a face value but derive their worth from the current Gold price at the time of trade. The Gold Krugerrand is treasured globally for its captivating design. The coin portrays Paul Kruger, the first president of the South African Republic.

On the reverse, a springbok, the national animal, is depicted, along with the minting year. The Gold Krugerrand captures the springbok in mid-action while President Kruger represents the historical context of 19th-century South African politics and military endeavors. Add one of the world's most popular gold coins to your collection and admire the gleam and elegance of the Gold Krugerrand.   (Some people mistakenly spell it as Kruggerand)

South African Mint The South African Mint produces Proof Gold Krugerrand coins and collaborates with the Rand Refinery to mint the bullion Krugerrand. This mint, wholly owned by the South African Reserve Bank, manufactures gold coins and ranks among the world's leading exporting mints.