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2004
NATURA LAUNCH COIN
SPECIAL EDITION
WILD CATS OF AFRICA
Proof 1 oz Gold Coin with the "Caracal
Caracal" Mintmark
The African Lynx (Caracal Caracal) is represented on the one ounce gold coin with the "Caracal Caracal" mintmark on the obverse face of the coin, and the R100 denomination represented on the reverse face of the coin.
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The Caracal (Caracal Caracal), also known as the African Lynx or Desert Lynx, is portrayed on the 2004 Natura gold coin. This remarkable hunter is featured as the third theme in the series, "Wild Cats of Africa", following the "Cheetah - Athlete of Africa" in 2002 and "The Lion - Royalty of Africa" in 2003.
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Details for R100 1oz gold
Mass: 31.107 grams Diameter: 32.69 mm Metal Content: Au 999.9
Mintmark: "CARACAL CARACAL"
Maximum Edition of coins : 200
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The name "Caracal" is derived from the Turkish word "Karakulak" meaning "black ear". The black ears, topped with long black tufts, are one of the Caracal’s distinguishing features. The other is its uniformly tawny-brown to brick-red coloured coat, which allows the Caracal to blend in perfectly with its environment. Caracals are common residents in the arid regions of the western part of Southern Africa.
The Caracal is an agile and feisty hunter. The Caracal predominantly preys on medium-sized mammals and birds, although it is capable of taking much larger prey such as an adult springbok or impala. The Caracal has an exceptional ability to hunt birds. It will stalk doves or sandgrouse as they come to drink, then leap high into the air catching a bird between its front paws. It is said that the Caracal is so fast that it may get two birds with one leap.
A portrait of a Caracal is depicted on the common obverse. The words "South Africa" year "2004" form part of the silhouette design of tree branches and grass.
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