South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand 1985

The South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand 1985 is a historic and highly sought-after gold coin from South Africa. It holds significant value both as a collectors' item and as an investment in precious metals. The Krugerrand is one of the world's most well-known and widely traded gold coins. It was first introduced in 1967 by the South African Mint as a way to promote the country's gold mining industry. The design of the coin features a portrait of Paul Kruger, the former president of the South African Republic, on the obverse side. The reverse side showcases a Springbok antelope, the national animal of South Africa. The 1/10 Krugerrand denomination refers to the weight of the gold coin, which is 3.39 grams. It is composed of 91.7% pure gold (or .917 fine gold), making it an excellent investment for those interested in owning a piece of South African history and benefiting from the value of gold. The coin is listed under the reference numbers KM# 105 and N# 17854, which are used by collectors and dealers to identify and categorize the coin. The "UNC" designation indicates that the coin is in uncirculated condition, meaning it has not been used as legal tender and maintains its original mint luster. The 1985 edition of the South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand holds particular significance due to its historical context. During the 1980s, South Africa faced international sanctions and political unrest due to its apartheid policies. The Krugerrand, as a symbol of South African wealth and identity, played a role in these discussions and debates. Today, the South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand 1985 remains a popular choice among collectors and investors worldwide. Its historical significance, combined with its intrinsic value as a gold coin, makes it a unique and valuable addition to any collection or investment portfolio.

N° 143 | South Africa 1/10 Krugerrand 1985

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