These are Most Valuable And wanted South African Coins
The bullion Krugerrand coin is a legal tender gold coin and is the most popular gold coin in the world. The bullion Krugerrand coins comes in four sizes: 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz and 1/10oz pure gold.
Proof Krugerrands are more special and unique compared to Bullion Krugerrands. A Proof Krugerrand is hand-packed and encapsulated to help preserve it’s value.
Proof Krugerrands may also carry a special mint mark to commemorate specific events, making them more valuable than regular
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Modern Coins
Modern numismatic coins are collectible coins that have been minted in modern times. These coins bear intricate designs and are inspired by a compelling story or moment in history from the world’s most prestigious mints.
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We buy Extremely Rare & Unique ZAR Coins
ZARs are the first indigenous coins produced for the Republic of South Africa. Among the ZARs are five coins known as “The Big 5” ZARs; The Pond, Fine Beard (1874), The Pond, Coarse Beard (1874), The Sammy Marks Tickey (1898), The Double 9 Overstamp (1899) and The Veldpond (1902).
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We buy Medallions
What is a medallion?
Medallions were created to commemorate a person or an event in history, just like a modern coin, but it doesn’t have a face value (for example a coin can say R100 or $5, and a Medallion will not have a face value)
Which coin is worth money? Coins often come with a low face value, not worth an investment, but that is not always the case for rare SA coins. These are a gemstone with a reasonable price tag on top of their initial value. For this reason, it is important not to dismiss this old medium of exchange whenever you are going through your treasures and valuables.
Refer to a list of the most valuable South African coins for your guide. Read more:
Single 9 Pond (1898)
The 1898 Single 9 Pond tops in the list of rarest and most valuable coins in South Africa. The country only has one of these coins at a current value of R15 million.
Kruger Double Nine Ponds (1899)
The coin came after stakeholders reached an agreement to change the single-nine labeled coin. Production of about 137,000 one-pound coins took effect, resulting in the 1899 Kruger
Double Nine Pounds.
Burgers Pond Coarse Beard (1874)
The coin is part of the second batch of Burgers Ponds. The first batch had 695 coins, after which the dies broke. The latter ended up with coarse beards, with the number 8 having a
double-struck impression.
Burgers Pond Coarse Beard (1874)
The coin is part of the second batch of Burgers Ponds. The first batch had 695 coins, after which the dies broke The latter ended up with coarse beards, with the number 8 having a double-struck impression.
Sammy Marks Tickey (1898)
Among the most valuable South African coins is the Sammy Marks Tickey. These never served as an official currency but are still worth a
fortune.
