2004 R5 Coin World mintmark plus 2011 Silver Meerkat Medallion
24082015
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2004
R 5 Coin World
"CW" Mintmarked Coin
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!!! INCLUSIVE - A GIFT TICKEY !!!
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Tickey Size - Meerkat Design Award Medallion
*Worldwide Mintage of 500 only*
as seen below
2011
COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION
MEERKAT AWARD TICKEY
STERLING SILVER
Silver Ag 925 Cu 75 Mass: 1.414 gram Diameter: 16.30 mm
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AN INCLUSIVE OFFER FROM US AT FAIR PRICES GET YOURS NOW AT AN ASTOUNDING PRICE OPPORTUNITY OF ONLY R 600 each WITH A MEERKAT TICKEY INCLUDED -------------------------------------------------------------------- OR BUY 3 OF THE R 5 "CW" COINS FOR ONLY R 1 500 WITH THE MEERKAT TICKEY'S INCLUDED OWN IT NOW -------------------------------------------------------------------- The Five Rand (R5) The Black Wildebeest or Gnu, is portrayed on the reverse of the R5 coin. They are found in the northern grassveld regions of the Cape Province , throughout the Orange Free State to KwaZulu-Natal and the southern regions of Gauteng> . Wildebeest hides were at one stage an important commodity in Kwa-Zulu-Natal.Although South Africa’s first decimal coin series was released in 1961, no R5 coins were minted until 1994. In that year, two R5 coins were issued: the reverse of the first commemorated the Presidential Inauguration and that of the second depicted the Gnu (Black Wildebeest). Since 1996, South Africa ’s 11 official languages have been acknowledged annually, in rotation, through the representation of the word “ South Africa ” in one of the official languages on the obverse of the R5 coin. For the coin collector, the year 2000 is an interesting one, because the R5 coin appeared with three different obverses. At the outset of the year, the “old” coat of arms was depicted and later in the same year the new coat of arms was introduced. During the same year, a special R5 coin was minted, depicting outgoing President, Nelson Mandela. The reverse of these three R5 coins depicted the Black Wildebeest. However, a very limited edition of mint-marked R5 coins, depicting the old coat of arms, was struck on “Oom Paul”, one of the world’s oldest working coin presses, which is situated in the South African Mint’s retail outlet, Coin World. Upon instruction from the South African Reserve Bank, a unique R5 was designed to prevent counterfeiting of the coin and on 1 August 2004, South Africa’s first bi-metal coin was introduced. This coin has many built-in security features and has a “yellow” centre with an outer “white” ring. A new era in South African coinage has begun with the R5 coin.ref:SA MINT this offer is based on a first come first serve basis. -------------------------------------------------------------------- TO RESERVE These promotions are also listed on our website under the title Past Promotions on our Home Page in the right-hand column. Should you wish to Sign-up to also receive our specials and promotions you can send a request by providing us with your email address - and you will then be aware and able to view our regular and exciting specials and promotions - so don’t miss out - kindly click on this email address with your name and email address > This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. We will add you to our list of clients who already receive these specials and promotions on email. If at anytime you would like to opt out please notify us. THIS SPECIAL EXPIRES IN ONE WEEK ON 31st August 2015 KINDLY NOTE: Payment methods we accept are - cash upon collection or bank transfer only on this promotion. E & OE - Subject to our terms and conditions:
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