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Austria Gold Corona 90.00% Pure BU Coins
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Weight |
Mintage |
Description |
1/2 oz Gold |
2010 |
1/2 ounce 24 carat gold, 27 mm diameter |
2 oz Gold |
750 |
2 ounce 24 carat gold |
5 oz Gold |
250 |
5 ounce 24 carat gold |
1 kg Gold |
50 |
1 kilogram 24 carat gold |
1 oz SIver |
- |
1 ounce 0.925 Sterling silver, 39 mm diameter |
1 kg Silver |
5000 |
1 kilogram silver |
Mandela Coins are one of the most appealing South African coins besides Krugerrands. They are honoring Nelson Mandela, former South African president and anti-apartheid activist. They are popular because of their rarity and Mandela’s global appeal. Rare Mandela coins are great collector items and excellent investments that are continuously growing in value.
The first part of the list shows some of the rare Mandela coins and medallions issued between 1994 and 2004. It is not complete and will be completed with time.
1. 1994 Presidential Inauguration Mandela Coins and Medallions: The list starts with the first South African coins and medallions with Mandela’s image- Presidential Inauguration coins and medallions, issued in 1994. That is the year when Nelson Mandela became South African president after the first democratic elections in the country. In honor of this event South African Mint minted one ounce 24 carat Mandela coin known as The Presidential Inauguration 1oz. Obverse of the coin portrays the Union Buildings in Pretoria and the reverse depicts old South African coat of arms.
In the same year South African Mint minted the Inauguration Mandela medallions, that are available as one ounce and five ounce 24 carat gold medallions. Obverse of the medallion portrays Nelson Mandela with the inscription- Nelson R Mandela and the reverse depicts the Union Buildings.
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Issue Year |
Mintage |
Description |
1 oz Inauguration Gold Coin |
1994 |
1742 |
1 ounce 24 carat gold |
1 oz Inauguration Medallion |
1994 |
2000 – 5000* |
1 ounce 24 carat gold |
5 oz Inauguration Medallion |
1994 |
50 |
5 ounce 24 carat gold |
* Mintages are uncertain.
2. 1994 Statesmen of the World Mandela Coins were minted in the United Kingdom as part of the the Greatest statesmen of the world coin series. They are available as 1/2 ounce and 5 ounce 24 carat gold Mandela coins. Obverse of the coin portrays Nelson Mandela with a small springbok, inscription- President Nelson Mandela ∙ South Africa, and denomination value ($250 for the 1/2 oz and $2500 for the 5 oz coin).
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Issue Year |
Mintage* |
Description |
1/2 oz Statesmen of the World |
1994 |
2500 – 5000 |
1/2 ounce 24 carat gold |
5 oz Statesmen of the World |
1994 |
100 – 250 |
5 ounce 24 carat gold |
* Mintages are uncertain and probably smaller than the maximum mintages shown in the table.
3. Equal Education Mandela Medallions also known as the “Education for all” medallions were minted by the South African Mint from 1995-1999. It is available as tenth ounce, quarter ounce, one ounce and five ounce 24 carat gold medallion. Obverse of the medallion portrays Nelson Mandela’s image with the inscription- Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela and the reverse depicts a student at a desk with the inscription- Education, Literacy, Achievement and Education for all.
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Issue Year |
Mintage* |
Description |
1/10 oz Equal Education |
1995 |
10,000 |
1/10 ounce 24 carat gold |
1/4 oz Equal Education |
1995 |
2000 |
1/4 ounce 24 carat gold |
1 oz Equal Education |
1995 |
2000 |
1 ounce 24 carat gold |
5 oz Equal Education |
1995 |
50 – 99 |
5 ounce 24 carat gold |
* Mintages are uncertain and probably smaller than the maximum permitted mintages shown in the table.
4. 10 Years of Democracy Mandela Coins- Protea Series: These legal tender coins were issued as part of Protea series in 2004. They are commemorating 10 years of democracy in South Africa that began with the first post-apartheid general election in 1994, where Nelson Mandela was elected president. They are available as 1/10 ounce and 1 ounce 24 carat gold coins and in 3 coin sets that consist of 1/10 ounce, 1 ounce gold coins and R1 sterling silver coin. Obverse of all coins depicts South African national symbol- Protea, inscription- South Africa and issuing year 2004. Reverse of the one ounce pure gold coin depicts two portraits of Nelson Mandela (one looking out of his prison cell), Union Buildings, denomination (R25) and the years 1994-2004. Reverse of tenth ounce coin depicts South African flag and reverse of R1 sterling silver coin depicts four national symbols (protea, springbok, blue crane and galjoen).
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Issue Year |
Mintage |
Description |
1/10 oz 10 Year Democracy |
2004 |
1000 |
1/10 ounce 24 carat gold |
1 oz 10 Year Democracy |
2004 |
5000 |
1 ounce 24 carat gold |
10 Year Democracy 3 Coin Proof Set |
2004 |
1000 |
3 coin sets: 1 oz and 1/10 oz Protea, R1 sterling silver coin |
Type | Gold Bullion (Investment), proof finishes, commemorative issues (Numismatic/Collectors’) | ||||
Mintage | by the South African Mint annually since 1967 | ||||
Weights/Denominations | 1 oz Gold Kruggerand, ½ oz Gold Krugerrand, ¼ oz Gold Krugerrand, 1/10 oz Gold Krugerrand | ||||
Front Design | Bears the face of ‘Boer’ statesman Paul Kruger who served four-terms as South Africa’s president. The obverse side of the gold Krugerrand also bears the name of the issuing country in both the Afrikaans and English language. | ||||
Rear Design | Designed by Coert Steynberg, the reverse side of the coin features one of South Africa’s national symbols, the springbok. This design was originally featured on the South African five shilling coin | ||||
Brief History | Krugerrand gold bullion coins were launched in 1967 by the South African Mint to provide private individuals an opportunity to own gold. It was originally intended to circulate as currency which is why the coins are minted in a more durable gold alloy. The success of the gold Krugerrand spawned the development of other popular coins like the American Gold Eagle and Canadian Maple Leaf. Exports of the gold Krugerrand were severely crippled due to economic sanctions over South Africa’s policy of apartheid. The sanctions were lifted after apartheid ended in 1994. | ||||
Why buy? | Gold Krugerrands are known around the world for their consistent weight and purity and have been a mainstay for gold investors for decades. Investors can buy gold Krugerrands in a variety of sizes to save for retirement, emergencies and protect the value of their savings. Collectors’ can also purchase proof and commemorative issues of South African Krugerrand gold bullion coins. |
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Gold Bullion Content | contains 91.67% (22-karat) gold bullion with the remainder consisting of a copper alloy, which gives the gold Krugerrand its unique orange shine | ||||
Other Specifications |
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Definition: The karat system is used to reveal the amount of pure gold found in an item.
Karat | Parts | % | Code |
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9kt | 9 in 24 | 37.5% | 375 |
10kt | 10 in 24 | 41.67% | 416 |
12kt | 12 in 24 | 50% | 500 |
14kt | 14 in 24 | 58.33% | 583 |
18kt | 18 in 24 | 75% | 750 |
22kt | 22 in 24 | 91.67% | 916 |
24kt | 24 in 24 | 99.99% | 999 |
The weight of a piece of jewelry is a factor that helps to determine its value. It is important because it is an indication of the purity in an item of jewelry. We Buy Gold per gram of gold
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