2015 South Africa 1 oz Gold Krugerrand BU

Product Details

The Gold Krugerrand coin has enjoyed worldwide popularity since first issued in 1967 with a simple yet classic design depicting two key South African figures: Paul Kruger and the springbok antelope.
Coin Highlights:

• Contains 1 oz of Gold.
• Multiples of 10 are packaged in tubes. All other coins will be in protective packaging.
• Obverse: Likeness of Paul Kruger, South Africa's first and only president, along with “South Africa” in Afrikaans and English.
• Reverse: Along with the year of minting and Gold weight, the image of the national animal of South Africa, a springbok antelope.
• Minted by the South African Mint.

Protect your Gold Krugerrand with this clear plastic capsule or display it in style by adding an attractive presentation box to your order. You can even add a beautiful coin bezel to turn your Gold Krugerrand into fine jewelry.

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1 oz Gold Krugerrands help balance retirement portfolios.

Gold Krugerrands are seen by many investors as an excellent investment to balance their portfolios. Many people choose Gold Krugerrand coins after reviewing the Gold prices per ounce on the price of Gold chart, and tracking how Gold often holds its value even as other investments falter. As a result, Gold coins and other investment-grade Gold bullion are often seen as a safe way to hedge against economic downturns. The value of South African Gold is also bolstered by its many uses, from jewelry to industrial products, and finite supply, making it a good choice for many investors.

Gold Krugerrand spurs worldwide popularity of Gold coins.

In the 1970s, Gold Krugerrands were the No. 1 choice for investors seeking to purchase Gold. By 1980, Gold Krugerrand coins accounted for about 90% of the world coin market. That same year, Gold coins were introduced in additional weights by the South African government: 1/5 oz, 1/25 oz and 1/10 oz, making it easier for more people to invest in the affordable sizes. The popularity of South African Gold spurred other governments to mint their own coins, which resulted in the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf in 1979, Chinese Gold Panda in 1982, and American Gold Eagle in 1986.

The Gold Krugerrand takes its name from South Africa’s first and only president, Paul Kruger.

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