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Dear Collectors

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR FAIR PRICES

A SPECIAL

GOLD OFFER

A

DISTINGUISHED

KRUGERRAND MINTMARKED SET

THIS

!!! EXTRAORDINARY !!!

KRUGERRAND IS

NOT OFTEN FOUND IN

THE MARKETPLACE

FINE GOLD - THE PRESERVE OF WEALTH

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MODERN GOLD COINAGE IN YOUR HANDS 

2001

SPECIAL LAUNCH COIN

KRUGERRAND 22 ct 1oz GOLD

COIN WORLD MINTMARK

SET CONSISTS OF:

KRUGERRAND 1oz

AND A METAL PLAQUE

MINTAGE: 395 WORLDWIDE ONLY

THE  "OOM PAUL" MINT IS HOUSED AND USED IN COIN WORLD

AT THE SA MINTS VISITORS CENTRE AND THEREFORE THE

"CW" AND THE "OOM PAUL" MINT PRESS APPEARS

ON EACH OF THE LAUNCH PROOF

KRUGERRAND 1oz COINS

HAVE IT

NOW

IN YOUR GOLD COLLECTION 

 

THIS COIN IS AVAILABLE NOW

CALL TO CONFIRM. +27 (0)11 789 2233

YOU COULD HAVE THIS COIN IN YOUR HANDS

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OWN THIS PROOF KRUGERRAND NOW

"CW" MINTMARKED KRUGERRAND

OUR SPECIAL OFFER

AT A PREFFERED PRICE

R 42 000EA

GET IT NOW

This offer is based on a first come first serve basis

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A GOLD COIN

WELL WORTH

 
HAVING

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SPECIFICATIONS:

PROOF "CW" KRUGERRAND LAUNCH COIN

 Gold Coin: 1 oz Mass: 33.9 grams Diameter: 32.77mm  

This offer is based on a first come first serve basis

DESCRIPTION:

One of the oldest working coin presses in the world, affectionately known as “Oom Paul” stands proudly in the centre of the South African Mint’s on-site museum, but very few people know its rich history.

Oom Paul was manufactured in 1891 for use in the first mint established in Pretoria in 1892. It is one of the features in our museum and has an interesting history to share.

With the discovery of gold in the Johannesburg area in 1886, and the subsequent influx of treasure seekers from all over the world, the President of then Zuid Afrikaanse Republik saw the urgent need for the new Republiek to have its own coinage.

In 1890, the Volksraad (government) granted a concession to a consortium of Dutch, German and British investors to establish the National Bank of the ZAR and granted them permission to operate a mint, and as a result, President Kruger ordered two mint presses from Ludw. Loew & Co. in Berlin to be used in the newly established mint in 1892, which was built on Church Square, Pretoria. The machines had a manufacturing date of 1891.

Although the ZAR Mint was closed down when the British forces occupied Pretoria in 1900, the mining and banking community felt that South Africa should have its own refinery and mint and thus a Royal Mint branch was established in Pretoria.

Source: SA MINT

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 Offer expires - WEDNESDAY 30th November 2022 - and/or subject to availability.

E & OE - Subject to our terms and conditions. 

KINDLY NOTE:

Payment options we accept for this promotion are:

Bank transfer (EFT) only.

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