- The
Krugerrand (/ˈkruːɡərænd/; Afrikaans: [ˈkry.ərˌrant]) is a
South African coin,
first minted on 3 July 1967 to help
market South African gold and produced...
- Buffalo. Allo**** gold coins, like the
American Gold
Eagle and
South African Krugerrand, are
typically 91.7% gold by weight, with the
remainder being silver and...
- 50
years of the
Krugerrand. The 2017
silver Krugerrand has a
commemorative inscription on the reverse.
Since 2018, the
silver Krugerrand has been struck...
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minted in 22k (0.92)
metal in
historical tradition, and the
South African Krugerrand,
first released in 1967, is also 22k (0.92). The
special issue Canadian...
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inheriting its
international offices. At the time
imports of the
South African Krugerrand had been
banned in
multiple countries to
protest against South Africa's...
- from
circulation in the U.S. in 1933.[citation needed] The
South African Krugerrand,
first produced in 1967, is
produced in the
traditional crown gold recipe...
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throughout the 20th century, such as the
Maria Theresa thaler and the
Krugerrand.
Modern bullion coins generally do not
enter common circulation despite...
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commodity which is
being used as money.
Although some gold
coins such as the
Krugerrand are
considered legal tender,
there is no
record of
their face
value on...
- and the
Krugerrand,
minted by
South Africa.
While the
Eagle and
Sovereign coins have
nominal (purely symbolic) face values, the
Krugerrand does not....
- Mint from 1980 to 1984. They were sold to
compete with the
South African Krugerrand and
other bullion coins. The
series was
proposed by
North Carolina Senator...
