South African 1 oz Gold Krugerrand Coin BU (Random Year)

• Contains 1 oz of Gold.
• Coins will be in protective packaging.
• Obverse: Depicts Paul Kruger’s, South Africa’s first and only president, image, along with “South Africa” in Afrikaans and English.
• Reverse: Displays a Springbok antelope, the national animal of South Africa, along with the year of minting and Gold weight.
• Minted by Rand Refinery.

Secure your Gold Krugerrand in a clear plastic capsule or show it off it in a stylish presentation box. You can even add a lovely coin bezel to make your Krugerrand fine jewelry.

This classic Gold bullion coin is beloved worldwide for its fine Gold content and iconic design. Add a 1 oz Gold Krugerrand to your collection today.

Important Note
Dates on these random year coins will be of our choosing and may or may not vary, determined by stock on hand.

Krugerrand Series
The Krugerrand was the world’s first modern Gold bullion coin, initially introduced in 1967, and this Gold bullion coin series is still a favorite of collectors and investors today. The Krugerrand were minted to help promote South African Gold to the international markets. Krugerrands were never given a face value but were made to derive their value from the price of Gold at the time they are traded. The Gold Krugerrand is valued around the world due to the highly sought-after design. The coin depicts the South African Republic’s first president, Paul Kruger. On the reverse, a springbok, which is the national animal, in addition to the date of minting. On the Krugerrand Gold coin, the springbok seems to be jumping into action, while President Kruger is a reminder of 19th century South African political and military affairs.

South African Mint
The South African Mint manufactures Proof Krugerrand coins, and works with the Rand Refinery to mint the bullion Krugerrand. The mint produces coins on behalf of and is a wholly owned subsidiary of the South African Reserve Bank. In 1886, Gold was found near the Witwatersrand area of Johannesburg, which resulted in President Paul Kruger establishing a national mint. Today, the South African Mint is one of the world’s top exporting mints.