Gold Krugerrands stand as some of the most esteemed and readily identifiable Gold coins worldwide. These fractional Krugerrands open up opportunities for more individuals to invest in Gold at a more accessible price point compared to full ounce Gold coins. Key Features: - Contains 1/4 oz Gold. - Coins are securely housed in protective packaging. - Obverse side: Features the likeness of Paul Kruger, South Africa's inaugural and sole president, alongside "South Africa" in both Afrikaans and English. - Reverse side: Showcases a Springbok antelope, the national animal of South Africa, along with the minting year and Gold weight. - Minted by Rand Refinery. Gold Krugerrands have garnered admiration from investors and collectors alike since their introduction in 1967. Acquire these fractional Gold Krugerrands for your collection today. Important Note: Please be aware that the dates on these randomly selected coins will be determined by available stock. Krugerrand Series: Introduced in 1967, the Krugerrand marked the inception of the world's first modern Gold bullion coin series, remaining a favored choice among collectors and investors to this day. In 1980, fractional Krugerrands were introduced, aimed at promoting South African Gold on the international stage. While Krugerrands lack an assigned face value, they derive their worth from the prevailing price of Gold at the time of trading. Admired worldwide, the Krugerrand boasts a captivating design steeped in history, featuring South African Republic's inaugural president, Paul Kruger. The reverse side portrays a springbok, the national animal, alongside the minting date. The springbok's depiction appears dynamic, as if leaping into action, while President Kruger's image serves as a poignant reminder of 19th-century South African political and military affairs. South African Mint: The South African Mint produces Proof Krugerrands and collaborates with the Rand Refinery to mint bullion Krugerrands. It operates under the auspices of the South African Reserve Bank as a wholly-owned subsidiary. Following the discovery of Gold near Johannesburg's Witwatersrand area in 1886, President Paul Kruger sanctioned the establishment of a national mint. Today, the South African Mint ranks among the world's premier exporting mints.
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